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Regular Expression Help
\s is a character class that represents whitespace and it is used in regular expressions. In the substitution operator the left-hand side is a regular expression and the right-hand side is a string and \s in a string is just the character 's'.
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Re^2: Regular Expression Help
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duckyd
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on Aug 23, 2006 at 18:14 UTC
Building on this, you probably want:
s/_/ /g
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