sed ssed bug with the windows binaries

[Guillaume Frambourg]

Hi,

When you try to replace " with some character that is not escaped, it works.
But it won't accept to save the output in another file.

ie :

test.txt contains

"hello"

Working sed is :
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sed -e "s/\"//g" test.txt
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it outputs :
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hello
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But if you try :
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sed -e "s/\"//g" test.txt > test2.txt
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it outputs :
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hello
sed: can't read >: Invalid argument
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Also trying :
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sed -e "s/\"/\"test/g" test.txt > test2.txt
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it outputs "testhello"test into test2.txt


So using an escaped character in search string but not in replacestring
breaks the command line interpretation.

Thanks