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I would like to remove any ABC at the end of the string.
The best I have came up with is
echo ${String}| sed -e 's/["ABC"]*$//g'
However, it will remove all the A, or B or C at the end of the string.
If String is DAAAAABCBBBCCABCABC, if I use the above expression, it will return “D”, instead of “DAAAAABCBBBCC”
Is there any better way of doing this? Thanks.