Cutting something between quotes (linux)

[jfall]

Say I have grepped a file and the output is "test" -- how can I remove the quotes from it using grep, cut, awk or sed assuming that the word between quotes is not always going to be the same

 

[notfred]

s/"//g; <--- stick that in whatever regex engine you're using. It replaces quotes with nothing.

 

[jfall]

That doesn't seem to want to work, I think the quotes are messing it up

 

[jfall]

NM, using 's/"//g' worked

 

[notfred]

:thumbsup: