> On Mon, Feb 27, 2012 at 7:35 PM, Darrell Anderson
> <humanreadable@...> wrote:
>>> About that bug what exactly is incomprehensible? I will
>>> compose regex later if I'll want to (if you'll not want to fix it) or
>>> at
>>> least submit bug report.
>>
>> Comprehension is not the issue. I don't read minds and guessing wastes
>> time.
>>
>> Please provide an improved sed string. Just don't blurt out there is a
>> bug and not offer a proposed solution --- especially when you have the
>> skills to do so.
>
> Yes, I have. But not have much time. I use my time in my own way, that
> I'm interested in. It's your mistake by the way. If you have not
> enough skills then you should be keen to be better and be thankful if
> someone did spent his time to give you advice. At least, I would do
> exactly this, but not demand finished solution.
>
>>
>> Who uses weird directory names like /home/me/opt/usr/bin or
>> /usr/bin_strange_backup?
>
> Wrong question. In real world if there is a possibility for a bug to
> happen, it will happen. Though /home/me/some_product/opt/usr/bin is
> very realistic example.

This is correct.  We need to be careful of corner cases in general.

Tim