On Wed, 9 Sep 1998 18:50:04 George wrote:
>On Wed, 9 Sep 1998, The Fractal Dimension Administration wrote:
>
> Could probably do it with Perl, fromdos, dos2unix, or
> tr.
>
> Perl: Don't remember offhand, s///g something.
> fromdos < file > newfile
> dos2unix < file > newfile
> tr -d '\r' < file
Actually, if you are going to do any non-perl thing,
do it in a shell script so you can process all the
files at once, like:
foreach ( $x ) `ls` do
dos2unix < $x /tmp/$x
mv /tmp/$x $x
end
Which is syntactically totally wrong, but the syntax
will vary by shell anyway - read the man page! :)
Or fill in the tr command instead of dos2unix or
whatever.
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