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I'm not used to using "sed", but I need to use it to extract part of a string piped to it.

However, the "1" mentioned in the tutorials I read doesn't extract the token between the two brackets and returns the whole input string:

Code:
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I expected simply "myfile.txt".

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Quote:

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