Re: shell script question

[Steve Youngs]

* Theo  <T.> writes:

> Why not do something like:

> for file in `ls thedirectorythefilesarein`
>      do `sed -e s/\^M/\^J/ < $file > tmpfile` ; 
>      mv $tmpfile $file
>      done
     
No reason at all except I don't know a great deal about sed. :)

Thanks for the idea

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