Just a simple find/replace tutorial. This is applicable to sed too. perl -p -ibak -e "s/find text/replacement text/g" file.txt Where “find text” and “replacement text” are what they are. To replace your find string, just use parentheses: \n (in this case \1) means the group number of the find string you parenthesized (not a word?): [...]
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