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added word boundaries when replacing uptime_xxx variables (2) 

use perl instead of sead as on macOS sed doesn't support \b to match word boundaries
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Gregory Pakosz 2021-10-31 20:55:41 +01:00
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@ -1242,20 +1242,20 @@ run 'cut -c3- ~/.tmux.conf | sh -s _apply_configuration'
# _pkillf 'cut -c3- ~/\.tmux\.conf \| sh -s _uptime'
# case "$status_left $status_right" in
# *'#{uptime_'*|*'#{?uptime_'*)
# status_left=$(echo "$status_left" | sed -E \
# -e 's/#\{(\?)?uptime_y\b/#\{\1@uptime_y/g' \
# -e 's/#\{(\?)?uptime_d\b/#\{\1@uptime_d/g' \
# -e '/@uptime_y/ s/@uptime_d/@uptime_dy/g' \
# -e 's/#\{(\?)?uptime_h/#\{\1@uptime_h/g' \
# -e 's/#\{(\?)?uptime_m\b/#\{\1@uptime_m/g' \
# -e 's/#\{(\?)?uptime_s\b/#\{\1@uptime_s/g')
# status_right=$(echo "$status_right" | sed -E \
# -e 's/#\{(\?)?uptime_y\b/#\{\1@uptime_y/g' \
# -e 's/#\{(\?)?uptime_d\b/#\{\1@uptime_d/g' \
# -e '/@uptime_y/ s/@uptime_d/@uptime_dy/g' \
# -e 's/#\{(\?)?uptime_h\b/#\{\1@uptime_h/g' \
# -e 's/#\{(\?)?uptime_m\b/#\{\1@uptime_m/g' \
# -e 's/#\{(\?)?uptime_s\b/#\{\1@uptime_s/g')
# status_left=$(echo "$status_left" | perl -p -e '
# ; s/#\{(\?)?uptime_y\b/#\{\1\@uptime_y/g
# ; s/#\{(\?)?uptime_d\b/#\{\1\@uptime_d/g
# ; s/\@uptime_d\b/\@uptime_dy/g if /\@uptime_y\b/
# ; s/#\{(\?)?uptime_h\b/#\{\1\@uptime_h/g
# ; s/#\{(\?)?uptime_m\b/#\{\1\@uptime_m/g
# ; s/#\{(\?)?uptime_s\b/#\{\1\@uptime_s/g')
# status_right=$(echo "$status_right" | perl -p -e '
# ; s/#\{(\?)?uptime_y\b/#\{\1\@uptime_y/g
# ; s/#\{(\?)?uptime_d\b/#\{\1\@uptime_d/g
# ; s/\@uptime_d\b/\@uptime_dy/g if /\@uptime_y\b/
# ; s/#\{(\?)?uptime_h\b/#\{\1\@uptime_h/g
# ; s/#\{(\?)?uptime_m\b/#\{\1\@uptime_m/g
# ; s/#\{(\?)?uptime_s\b/#\{\1\@uptime_s/g')
# interval=60
# case "$status_left $status_right" in
# *'#{@uptime_s}'*)