>> Using your patch or my extra checks, you'll still get ^M's in your files
>> on a unix system every time you save, tho they won't stack up.
>
> Well, just remember....vi is your friend. :)
>
> :g/ /s///g
Or, if you have it: dos2unix
or write a perl script (or a sed script, but I'll leave
that as an exercise for the reader :)
#!/usr/local/bin/perl -i.bak
while (<>) {
if /($^M)/ { s/$1//g; }
print;
}
(N.B. I'd embed that ^M using emacs - ctrl-q ctrl-m,
NOT just a carat followed by a capital M...)
this has the added convience of being highly reusable,
can create backups of the original files (kill the .bak
in the -i switch if you don't want backups) and accepts
more than one file for input:
crlf.pl *.c *.h
That'd be a tedious process to do that for every single
file using vi ;)
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