sed remove everything up to the pattern

Shell Programming and Scripting
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I have been search all over the internet to find a solution to this.
I have a file that looks like:

-a ItemConfig.custom=true
-a Config.custom=true
go -t malu
-t Use=true

I want to get "malu" as output, and the werid thing is the blank before go is neither space nor tab.
what's the sed command to get the line contains "go -t" and remove everything up to -t????:confused:

2

Run your file thru od to see the control character embedded in it and then work on the sed.

od -c file
3

Hope this helps point you in the right direction:

sed -ne '/go/s/go -t //p' file.txt

returns only 'malu'

More info here:
http://sed.sourceforge.net/sed1line.txt

4 
sed -n 's/.*go -t //p'

to actually also remove anything weird before the "go".

5 
awk '/go/{print $NF}' file