someone have written this file in windows (this is the difference between
\n and \n\r)
best way: use the tr -d "\r" < Windows > Linux
Possible way: use %s///g of vi.
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On Thu, 1 Dec 2005, yakoub abaya wrote:
sometimes i open text files in vi that
was not written originally in vi and
i see ^M on every end of line .
how do i remove them and what are they ?
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