Sed question

[Chris Torek]

I must have missed the original article, but the goal appears to
be to get `sed' to add a line of text after the first occurrence
of some particular pattern (here `^150'), but only the very first.
It is not difficult:

	% cat foo.sed
	:notyet
	/^150/{a\
	some\
	new\
	text
	b copy
	}
	n
	b notyet
	:copy
	n
	b copy
	% sed -f foo.sed
	...
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