Help me with a simple sed script please!
Leif Andrew Rump
andrew at resam.dk
Thu Mar 21 21:19:19 AEST 1991
I'm creating a shell script that set up the DISPLAY environment variable:
set remote = `who am i | grep "("`
if "$remote" != "" then
setenv DISPLAY cphxd3:0.0
endif
I would like to make this shell script "global" so everybody could use it,
but that means that "cphxd3:0.0" must be replaced with whatever the user
is sitting at. I figured that a sed script could solve my problem but how?
setenv DISPLAY `sed ??? $remote`:0.0
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