Use pipe characte3r instead of new-line to protect substitution parameters #9
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The use of \n in a substitution operation in sed is not portable.
I suggest to use a pipe character, which is highly unlikely to occur in a valid path name.
Another option might be to use a colon for this purpose, since it is guaranteed not to occur in the locale path specification (since it is used to separate multiple such pathes in $NLSPATH).