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how can I use a variable as a pattern finder for sed? for example:
sed -i '/$pc/ s/off/on/' ~/Documents/Mantenimiento
I know there is a $ in between the ” but there gotta be a way! please help!
Use double quotes instead of single quotes, or close the quotes just before the variable and reopen them just after.
This will let bash perform the variable evaluation normally.