
help with awk/sed, please
>i already deleted the first / with " sed -e 's/\///' " so the
>value of the file is now "home/test"
>now i would like to have a newline after home... so i'd like to
>replace the "/" with a newline.
>That should be the output:
>home
>test
>-----
>i already tried sed -e 's/\//\n/' , but that didn't work..... i
>really have no clue anymore and would be happy if you could help me.
Use a real newline, not \n. And you don't need to write \/ if you use a
character other than / as the separator.
sed 's:/:
:'
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