Dave Reed wrote:
Do you know where I could find the source code of dos2unix and unix2dos? Just
to know how they work and what they can and cannot do. Thank you.
They're probably Perl or some other script language so you can just
use can look at them.
No, they are ELF compiled
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Dave Reed wrote:
Do you know where I could find the source code of dos2unix and unix2dos? Just
to know how they work and what they can and cannot do. Thank you.
They're probably Perl or some other script language so you can just
use
Dave Parker wrote:
If you're alredy looking for dos2unix command it is in redhat's contrib
directory!
You might also take a look at /usr/bin/tr.
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Do you know where I could find the source code of dos2unix and unix2dos? Just
to know how they work and what they can and cannot do. Thank
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Dave Parker wrote:
If you're alredy looking for dos2unix command it is in redhat's contrib
"mt" == Mauricio Teixeira [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
mt On Wed, 17 Jun 1998, Sim Robert wrote:
After I transferred some text files from DOS to Linux, I
discovered that there is a cr or ^M after each line. How do I
remove those cr quickly, instead of doing so one by one.
mt Use
Hello !!!
On 18 Jun 1998, James Youngman wrote:
AFAIK it is not included with Red Hat 5.0. Here is a shell script
which I use in its place:-
If you're alredy looking for dos2unix command it is in redhat's contrib
directory!
Iztok Polanic wrote:
Hello !!!
On 18 Jun 1998, James Youngman wrote:
AFAIK it is not included with Red Hat 5.0. Here is a shell script
which I use in its place:-
If you're alredy looking for dos2unix command it is in redhat's contrib
directory!
You might also take a look at /usr/bin/tr.
On Wed, 17 Jun 1998, Sim Robert wrote:
After I transferred some text files from DOS to Linux, I discovered
that there is a cr or ^M after each line. How do I remove those
cr quickly, instead of doing so one by one.
Use the command "dos2unix"...
Hi there,
After I transferred some text files from DOS to Linux, I discovered
that there is a cr or ^M after each line. How do I remove those
cr quickly, instead of doing so one by one.
Thanks.
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Sim,
cat filename | sed 's/^M//g' newfilename
Where ^M is ^V^M (Ctrl+vCtrl+m)
[means Insert Special Character ^M]
If you have a lot and they are the only files in the
directory:
for file in `/bin/ls -1`# Stays away from "ls aliases"
do
echo "Doing $file"
cat $file | sed 's/^M//g'
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