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I want to replace the below strings



replace: print 'Status Code: code'.format(code=r.status_code)



with: print('Status Code: code'.format(code=r.status_code))



Here is the command I ran which fails



find ./ -type f -exec gsed 's/'print 'Status Code: code'.format(code=r.status_code)'/'print('Status Code: code'.format(code=r.status_code))'/g' ;


I tried to use to avoid the special characters effect but still fails too and just hangs. 



find ./ -type f -exec gsed -i 's/print 'Status Code: code'.format(code=r.status_code)/print('Status Code: code'.format(code=r.status_code))/g' ;
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I want to replace the below strings



replace: print 'Status Code: code'.format(code=r.status_code)



with: print('Status Code: code'.format(code=r.status_code))



Here is the command I ran which fails



find ./ -type f -exec gsed 's/'print 'Status Code: code'.format(code=r.status_code)'/'print('Status Code: code'.format(code=r.status_code))'/g' ;


I tried to use to avoid the special characters effect but still fails too and just hangs. 



find ./ -type f -exec gsed -i 's/print 'Status Code: code'.format(code=r.status_code)/print('Status Code: code'.format(code=r.status_code))/g' ;
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I want to replace the below strings



replace: print 'Status Code: code'.format(code=r.status_code)



with: print('Status Code: code'.format(code=r.status_code))



Here is the command I ran which fails



find ./ -type f -exec gsed 's/'print 'Status Code: code'.format(code=r.status_code)'/'print('Status Code: code'.format(code=r.status_code))'/g' ;


I tried to use to avoid the special characters effect but still fails too and just hangs. 



find ./ -type f -exec gsed -i 's/print 'Status Code: code'.format(code=r.status_code)/print('Status Code: code'.format(code=r.status_code))/g' ;
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linux sed find string







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I want to replace the below strings



replace: print 'Status Code: code'.format(code=r.status_code)



with: print('Status Code: code'.format(code=r.status_code))



Here is the command I ran which fails



find ./ -type f -exec gsed 's/'print 'Status Code: code'.format(code=r.status_code)'/'print('Status Code: code'.format(code=r.status_code))'/g' ;


I tried to use to avoid the special characters effect but still fails too and just hangs. 



find ./ -type f -exec gsed -i 's/print 'Status Code: code'.format(code=r.status_code)/print('Status Code: code'.format(code=r.status_code))/g' ;
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(Please do NOT close and mark this as duplicate by simply referencing a generic sed or perl question, I've spent more than a few hours trying to research this on stackExchange and web without any hopes )
– nanoseconds
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You can either use double quotes around the expression, or close and re-open the single quotes around each literal ', like ''':



sed "s/print 'Status Code: code'.format(code=r.status_code)/print('Status Code: code'.format(code=r.status_code))/"





sed 's/print '''Status Code: code'''.format(code=r.status_code)/print('''Status Code: code'''.format(code=r.status_code))/'





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You can either use double quotes around the expression, or close and re-open the single quotes around each literal ', like ''':



sed "s/print 'Status Code: code'.format(code=r.status_code)/print('Status Code: code'.format(code=r.status_code))/"





sed 's/print '''Status Code: code'''.format(code=r.status_code)/print('''Status Code: code'''.format(code=r.status_code))/'





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You can either use double quotes around the expression, or close and re-open the single quotes around each literal ', like ''':



sed "s/print 'Status Code: code'.format(code=r.status_code)/print('Status Code: code'.format(code=r.status_code))/"





sed 's/print '''Status Code: code'''.format(code=r.status_code)/print('''Status Code: code'''.format(code=r.status_code))/'





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You can either use double quotes around the expression, or close and re-open the single quotes around each literal ', like ''':



sed "s/print 'Status Code: code'.format(code=r.status_code)/print('Status Code: code'.format(code=r.status_code))/"





sed 's/print '''Status Code: code'''.format(code=r.status_code)/print('''Status Code: code'''.format(code=r.status_code))/'





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You can either use double quotes around the expression, or close and re-open the single quotes around each literal ', like ''':



sed "s/print 'Status Code: code'.format(code=r.status_code)/print('Status Code: code'.format(code=r.status_code))/"





sed 's/print '''Status Code: code'''.format(code=r.status_code)/print('''Status Code: code'''.format(code=r.status_code))/'






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