Ah, sorry, what happens if you remove the "--posix" flag (which was put there by accident :)? I.e.
class="$(echo $f | sed "s/^actions\/\(\w\{0,\}\)\.hh/\1/g")" id="$(echo $foo | sed "s/PEEKABOT_REGISTER_SERIALIZABLE[[:space:]]\{1,\}//g")"
Still a no-go?
What's the reason for using the ":" syntax, instead of the "/" syntax?
Ah, sorry, what happens if you remove the "--posix" flag (which was put there by accident :)? I.e.
class="$(echo $f | sed "s/^actions\ /\(\w\{ 0,\}\)\ .hh/\1/ g")" REGISTER_ SERIALIZABLE[ [:space: ]]\{1,\ }//g")"
id="$(echo $foo | sed "s/PEEKABOT_
Still a no-go?
What's the reason for using the ":" syntax, instead of the "/" syntax?