# [^/]* This matches any character except a forward slash (/) zero or more times.
# [^/]* This matches any character except a forward slash (/) zero or more times.
# ${2} matches the literal string "${2}".
# ${2} matches the literal string "${2}".
# = " This matches the literal string " = ".
# = " This matches the literal string " = ".
# \(.*\)": This is a capturing group that matches any sequence of characters until a closing double quote. It captures the desired value for later use.
# \(.*\)" This is a capturing group that matches any sequence of characters until a closing double quote. It captures the desired value for later use.
# s//\1/ This performs a substitution with an empty search pattern (//) and replaces it with the captured value inside the capturing group (\1).
# s//\1/ This performs a substitution with an empty search pattern (//) and replaces it with the captured value inside the capturing group (\1).
# p at the end of the s command tells sed to print the resulting line if there was a match.
# p at the end of the s command tells sed to print the resulting line if there was a match.
# q at the end of the s command tells sed to quit after the first match.
# q at the end of the s command tells sed to quit after the first match.
Daniel Gibbs
2 years ago