This may help...
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Dazed_75 writes:
> I have some C code with lines that look like:
> stuff1; stuff2; spPtr+=stuff3; maybesomestuff4
>
> I can find only the lines of interest using grep spPtr+=foo.c but I
> wondered if I could easily use sed to convert those lines to
> stuff1; spPtr+=stuff3; stuff2; maybesomestuff4
>
> so basically with ; as a delimiter, swapping group 2 and 3 but only for
> those lines containing "spPtr+="
>
> Any ideas?
>
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