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(Get the code!)
From IRC:
Sorry about the breakage. However, I *really* don't like using echo -e; it has a habit of producing weird side-effects later when things are run under a shell you didn't expect. How about this trick to ensure that the same syntax is acceptable in either case?
sed -i "\$s/\$