Use # instead of / for SED's substitution command separator.
This makes the iniGet command work for key values containing / (like Dolphin's input configuration files). The # character is usually reserved for comment lines in an .ini file, so it should be relatively safe to use as separator; sed accepts any ccharacter besides * or newline for separator, so # should also be safe here.
Use
#
instead of/
for SED's substitution command separator.This makes the
iniGet
command work for key values containing/
(like Dolphin's input configuration files). The#
character is usually reserved for comment lines in an.ini
file, so it should be relatively safe to use as separator;sed
accepts any ccharacter besides*
or newline for separator, so#
should also be safe here.