Hi
http://sleepypenguin.homelinux.org/journalism/?p=191
Might interest someone out there. I've re-written some of the
magazine features that I've produced over the years.
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I've made a crude script under cygwin/XP, it was mainly working, but,
after some edits, I'm getting a '?' appended to file name ?
as so:
sms_out_now.txt?
when I paste individual lines at command line, it seems to work, when I
run from the 3 line script, it seems to append the '?'
where am I going
This will be an unreadable character in your script.
Cygwin has two modes Unix line ends and Windows line ends.The ? is
actually a \r
In 'vi' ':set ff=unix'':wq' to switch line endings.
if there is a \r showing go to it and press 'x' to delete it.
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kfos...@tpg.com.au wrote:
This will be an unreadable character in your script.
Cygwin has two modes Unix line ends and Windows line ends.The ? is
actually a \r
In 'vi' ':set ff=unix'':wq' to switch line endings.
if there is a \r showing go to it and press 'x' to delete it.
kfos...@tpg.com.au wrote:
This will be an unreadable character in your script.
Cygwin has two modes Unix line ends and Windows line ends.The ? is
actually a \r
In 'vi' ':set ff=unix'':wq' to switch line endings.
if there is a \r showing go to it and press 'x' to delete it.
If I
