[ale] textfiles: dos characters.

[Yu, Jerry]

tr -d "\015" < file.dos > file.unix

this just remove all \r instances from the file.dos. \r\n --> \n.
Well, if you do have meaningful \r in the file, (I seldom do), then you
cannot use this.



On Wed, 5 Jul 2000, Justin Russell wrote:

#This script will work (I call it dos2unix):
#
##!/bin/ksh
#ex $1 << end_here
#g/^M/s///g
#wq
#end_here
#
#
#Justin
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# Engineer Senior, Aerodynamics/CFD
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# Marietta, GA  30063-0685
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