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It is a very good guide. But I have to borrow the notes in the Vi section to use it with sed when I need to use a Regex. A more practical guide on regex's and shell scripting would be better!
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Trying to remember the subtleties of all of the different implementations of regex is no longer a problem with this around. Whip it out and instantly you've got access to all of the meta-characters, etc., etc., etc. What more can I say?