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I've got the following shell command:

$ ex +'/>\zs\w\+\ze</p' -scq! /dev/stdin <<<$"foo>bar<buzz"
foo>bar<buzz

however it's matching the whole line, instead of the pattern.

How can I print only the matching pattern (bar)?

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try :

ex +'s/.*>\(\w\+\)<.*/\1/|p' -scq! /dev/stdin <<<$"foo>bar<buzz"

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