[KLUG Members] sed, regexp, and my tired brain

[Adam Tauno Williams]

> > Try
> > sed -e "s/^\/\/ \([^ ]*\).*/$1/g"
> oops, forgot, sed not perl
> sed -e "s/^\/\/ \([^ ]*\).*/\1/g"

Yep,  sed -e "s/^\/\/ \([^ ]*\).*/epsf[c]{\1.eps}/g" does it in one
pass.  Cool; less forking, more working.