Post #1767874

@aartaka I've heard the newline-in-g is the reason GNU made the change, but it works as expected in BSD ed without breakage: g/interesting/s/splithere/before\ after works fine, and if I want other commands, I can add them by explicitly including the delimiter: g/interesting/s/splithere/before\ after/\ -s/.*/[&] So GNU broke something specified by POSIX that I used regularly, in the name of fixing something that was never broken, and it makes me a spot grumpy :flan_XD: @tux0r