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Removing latex command delimiters with sed
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Filimon Roukoutakis
Nov 13, 2009, 7:52:47 AM11/13/09
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Hi all,
I have a latex file and I want to replace all occurences of \eng{<utf8
characters>} with <utf8 characters>, that is remove the tex command with
its delimiters \eng{} which is around some text. I tried
sed 's/\eng{[:alpha:]*}/&/g' input.tex > output.tex
but does not work at all while
sed 's/\eng//g' input.tex > output.tex
does only remove the \eng{, leaving the trailing } after the text. Any
help would be appreciated!
filimon
I have a latex file and I want to replace all occurences of \eng{<utf8
characters>} with <utf8 characters>, that is remove the tex command with
its delimiters \eng{} which is around some text. I tried
sed 's/\eng{[:alpha:]*}/&/g' input.tex > output.tex
but does not work at all while
sed 's/\eng//g' input.tex > output.tex
does only remove the \eng{, leaving the trailing } after the text. Any
help would be appreciated!
filimon
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