On 3/8/06, Eugeny Altshuler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> How to replace character which looks in vim like ^@ ^M ^D ?
It looks as if you're talking about "control characters". In Perl's
double-quoted strings, and similar places, you may use "\cX" to denote
"control-X". So you could write code like this, perhaps, if you wished
to replace every control-M with three #-signs.
s/\cM/###/g;
There are other odd characters than control characters. You can see
how to specify them in Perl in the perlop manpage. Hope this helps!
--Tom Phoenix
Stonehenge Perl Training
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