People,
1) "cat dosFile | tr -d '\015' > unixFile" removes
'\015' from dosfile and put it in the unix file, can
anybody suggest me a similar way to do that on the
folder. No temp files please, I am gonna have some
really big folders.
2) And why does not variable exported in the same
command be available on the other side of pipe ? Like
in :
find ./myDir | export fileInUse=`awk '{printf("%s",
$0)}' | cat $fileInUse | tr -d '\015' > $fileInUse
...should recurse through each entry in the ./myDir
and remove '\015' from each of $fileInUse. No export
possible here. I am trying it on bash. I am thinking
of having a alias like "removeControlMFromFolder
<folderName>". Any clues ? Anybody ?
Cheers,
Amol.
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