James,
\9 is perhaps interpreted as a back-reference.
Try to add one of those to your sed script:
A crude removal of the lines: /.*\\9.*/d;
or just escaping (a little more future proof as far as back-references are concerned) s/\\\([0-9]\)/\\\\\1/g;
Should do the trick.
Happy filtering.
Cheers. - Fabrice.
James,
\9 is perhaps interpreted as a back-reference.
Try to add one of those to your sed script:
A crude removal of the lines:
/.*\\9.*/d;
or just escaping (a little more future proof as far as back-references are concerned) 0-9]\)/ \\\\\1/ g;
s/\\\([
Should do the trick.
Happy filtering.
Cheers.
- Fabrice.