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	Beyond Linux From Scratch/pst_typesetting_xindy — English	<command>sed -i "s/ grep -v '^;'/ awk NF/" ...</command>: The build sorts files in latin{1..3} encodings to create latin.xdy, and unicode versions of these to create utf8.xdy after using <command>grep -v '^;'</command> to remove blank lines. With <application>grep-2.23</application> any data not in the expected encoding is treated as binary, resulting in a useless file. This command uses an alternative way of removing blank lines.	<command>sed -i "s/ grep -v '^;'/ awk NF/" ...</command>: The build sorts files in latin{1..3} encodings to create latin.xdy, and unicode versions of these to create utf8.xdy after using <command>grep -v '^;'</command> to remove blank lines. With <application>grep-2.23</application> any data not in the expected encoding is treated as binary, resulting in a useless file. This command uses an alternative way of removing blank lines.
	Beyond Linux From Scratch/pst_typesetting_xindy — English	<command>sed -i 's%\(indexentry\)%\1\\%' ...</command>: A regexp contains <literal>indexentry{</literal> - perl has warned about the unescaped left brace for some time and now treats it as illegal. Change it to <literal>indexentry\{</literal>, doubling the backslash for <command>sed</command>.	<command>sed -i 's%\(indexentry\)%\1\\%' ...</command>: A regexp contains <literal>indexentry{</literal> - perl has warned about the unescaped left brace for some time and now treats it as illegal. Change it to <literal>indexentry\{</literal>, doubling the backslash for <command>sed</command>.