Andrew Curry wrote:
From: Beginner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On 3 Sep 2007 at 17:26, divya wrote:
A file generated on Windows machine is used on linux m/c while scripting.
A sample line from the file is as shown:
//-------------------------------------------------------^M
File name : project_name^M
.....
Now in the perl script how can I remove ^M without running the command
dos2unix.
Note: Trying to split the line whenever ^ detected is not working.
Looking forward for your response.
I use s/\s+$//;
That will just remove all space (\s+$) at the end of the file. \r \n are
different
No they're not. /\s/ matches HT, LF, FF, CR and space. Dermot's is a very
good way of trimming all combinations of CR and LF, as long as you're not
interested in trailing whitespace characters.
Rob
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