Hi Mike!
On Thu, 21 Feb 2002, Ford, Mike [LSS] wrote:
> Well, ^M is a representation of the carriage-return character -- the fact that it's
>not being displayed by your editor suggests that, in fact, it *is* a carriage-return
>which is being suppressed on the grounds that it's an "invisible" position-control
>character.
>
> Look for an option in your editor to display "invisible" characters, or a handy
>utility that will strip out unwanted characters. (Sorry, I'm not a UNIX guru so
>can't suggest anything more concrete!)
Yep, I know that. I edited the "configure" file in "vi" (the best
editor in UNIX :-) ), but the character didn't appear! So I used the
"dos2unix" program (that erase the ^M character from the files) but it
didn't find nothing. Any other idea?
I'm very surprised that the only person with that problem is me...
And I don't think I'm soing something very particular.
Thanks again...
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