Newlines in sed on MacDec 5, 2010 • nlfiedler For whatever reason, this is harder than it should have been. All I wanted to do was replace a particular expression with a newline character (0x10). My preference is typically to script such tasks, and the sed command is the perfect fit. This would be simple on just about any system, except for Mac OS X, where apparently all the standard advice is difficult to apply. Worse
