I'd rather use Perl! And there's no need for temp files. :)
perl -pie "s/\r\n/\n/g;"
(Hopefully I got the \r and \n in the right order -- I'm always
mixing those two up! ;)
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Andy Clark * IBM, JTC - Silicon Valley * [EMAIL PROTECTED]
"Rajkumar, Joseph" wrote:
> The control characters issue was there in Xerces-J-src-1.0.1 and it
> still persists in the Xerces-J-src-1.0.2.
Sorry, I guess I wasn't clear. By "next version" I meant the version
after 1.0.2. By the time I understood where the problem comes from, Andy
was done with t
Hi Andy, Arnaud and everybody else
This was all done on a Unix box ie Sun-Ultra-2 running
Solaris-2.6.
The control characters issue was there in Xerces-J-src-1.0.1 and it
still persists in the Xerces-J-src-1.0.2.
I had to use Jens Muehlenhoff's suggestion of using dos2unix
to fix all
the c
> 1) First of all, make fails right of the bat, due to the control
> characters in the Makefile, so after unjarring the file
> Xerces-J-src.1.0.1.jar, I wrote a perl script to recursively
> go through all the files and remove the control characters ie ^M.
I looked into that and thought I was going
Hi Folks
I got the latest version of Xerces source, which
is
Xerces-J-src.1.0.1.jar the size of which is 796432 bytes.
I am using GNU make version 3.77 and JDK-1.2.2.
1) First of all, make fails right of the bat, due to the control
characters in the Makefile, so after unjarring the file
Xerce
