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I want to insert a word (public) inside parenthesis with sed keep getting error “unterminated s” what is the error on my command ? thanks
sed -e 's/\:read \(\)/\:read\(public\)/'
This works for me, you shouldn’t escape parenthesis.
sed -e 's/\:read ()/\:read\(public\)/'for in place edit use the
-ioption.sed -i -e 's/\:read ()/\:read\(public\)/' filename