Most important SED syntax

This is how Unix SED was meant to be used.

Take a text file and substitute 1 regex match for a new one, in place.

My file:
-rw-r--r-- 1 matt matt  7338 May  6 00:05 merge.rb


sed -i s/OLDVALUE/NEWVALUE/g merge.rb


-i means in-place
-s means substitute
-g means globally

Ruby - How to make your program run from any directory (with libraries)

#!/usr/bin/ruby

### Save the folder name that this lives in
folder = File.expand_path('.',__dir__)

### Add to the Ruby default load path the pwd this was executed from
$LOAD_PATH.unshift(folder) unless $LOAD_PATH.include?(folder)

### Here we can now interpolate a relative path
load "#{folder}/../lib/modules.rb"

puts "stub.rb pwd: #{Dir.pwd}"