UNIX - Delete Line with "/"

Shell Programming and Scripting
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I'm writing a shell script that creates a file with the output from, ls -1F. It contains directories, with, "/" appended to the names. I'm trying to delete those lines in the output file that are flagged with "/". However, I'm running into problems when using sed (because the character I'm searching on is "/"). Does anyone know the correct syntax in sed or an alternative method to accomplish this?

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You can use other characters as delimiters in sed:

ls -1F | sed 's#/$##'

you can escape the / character:

ls -1F | sed 's/\/$//'
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ls -1F | sed -n '/[^\/]$/p'
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I haven't tried other suggestions yet, but your help is much appreciated.
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ls -1F | sed -n '/[^\/]$/p'

---------- Post updated at 09:46 AM ---------- Previous update was at 09:44 AM ----------

ls -1F | sed -n '/[^\/]$/p'