Use the SED command in the shell to replace/\/

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Here we have to do the function is:

Enter a directory "/data/data8"

Transform it to "\/data\/data8" in the shell (this is to be used directly in the SED command behind the shell)

Let's take a look at how the direct use command is implemented:

Echo "/data/data8" |sed ' s/\//\\\//g '

' s/\/\\\//G ': s represents the substitution of G for the end of the line, three marked black magnified "/" is the character that splits the substitution rule and replaces the result, "\" represents the escape character

If you want to pass in a parameter in the Shell's sed command, you should wrap it in double quotes

Some of the differences in the shell, mainly is a few more escape characters, please understand, the shell code is as follows

Temp= 'echo $1|sed ' s/\//\\\\\//g 'echo $temp

Execution Result:

[Email protected] testshell]#/testtext.sh  /data/d\/data\/d

Use the SED command in the shell to replace/\/