On Saturday, November 17, 2012 10:46:01 PM UTC-6, stosss wrote:
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> A couple weeks ago I had 4 files that I created on my Linux system and
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> did not move them or share them and some how they were showing a ^M
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> when I was doing a grep and sed search and replace from the shell.
The problem wasn't "showing a ^M", that's pretty common. The problem was that EVERY line was terminated ONLY by a ^M and there were NO linefeed characters in the file at all, so the file was showing as one long line with a bunch of ^M characters.
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