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#print
Suppose you wanted to match all letters and
punctuation marks.  You could try
 [^ ]
which is "anything but blank".
Try the following commands:

ed cut
1p
1s/p[^ ]/xxx/p
w
q
ready
#create Ref
stop this comxxxter
#create cut
stop this computer
#user
#cmp cut Ref
#log
#next
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fd15fd37 BJ	1	#print
	2	Suppose you wanted to match all letters and
	3	punctuation marks. You could try
	4	[^ ]
	5	which is "anything but blank".
	6	Try the following commands:
	7
	8	ed cut
	9	1p
	10	1s/p[^ ]/xxx/p
	11	w
	12	q
	13	ready
	14	#create Ref
	15	stop this comxxxter
	16	#create cut
	17	stop this computer
	18	#user
	19	#cmp cut Ref
	20	#log
	21	#next
	22	34.2f 5