greycat 1171040981 learn Carriage Return (ASCII 13). Often depicted ^M or \r. Carriage returns are found just before newlines in text files generated by MS-DOS/Windows applications. They are poisonous. Remove them with tr -d '\r' < myfile > newfile.
igli 1200908739 forget
igli 1200908792 learn Carriage Return (ASCII 13). Often depicted ^M or \r. Carriage returns are found just before newlines in text files generated by MS-DOS/Windows applications. They are poisonous. Remove them with tr -d '\r' < myfile > newfile # or # ed -s file <<< $'g/.*/s/\r$//\nw'
igli 1200909282 forget
igli 1200909359 learn Carriage Return (ASCII 13). Often depicted ^M or \r. Carriage returns are found just before newlines in text files generated by MS-DOS/Windows applications. They are poisonous. Remove them: with tr -d '\r' < myfile > newfile # or: ed -s file <<< $'g/\r$/s///\nw'
igli 1200909405 forget
igli 1200909416 learn Carriage Return (ASCII 13). Often depicted ^M or \r. Carriage returns are found just before newlines in text files generated by MS-DOS/Windows applications. They are poisonous. Remove them with: tr -d '\r' < myfile > newfile # or: ed -s file <<< $'g/\r$/s///\nw'
greycat 1211381335 forget
greycat 1211381429 learn Carriage Return (ASCII 13). Often depicted ^M or \r. CRs are found just before newlines in text files generated by DOS/Windows apps. You can see them with "cat -e". See http://wooledge.org/mywiki/BashFAQ/052 to get rid of them.
prince_jammys 1211948731 forget
prince_jammys 1211948755 learn Carriage Return (ASCII 13). Often written as ^M or \r. CRs are found just before newlines in text files generated by DOS/Windows apps. You can see them with "cat -e". See http://wooledge.org/mywiki/BashFAQ/052 to get rid of them.
BlastHardcheese 1388771466 forget
BlastHardcheese 1388771470 learn Carriage Return (ASCII 13). Often represented by ^M or \r. CRs are found just before newlines in text files generated by DOS/Windows apps. You can see them with ''sed l''. See http://mywiki.wooledge.org/BashFAQ/052 to get rid of them.
izabera 1428409899 forget
izabera 1428409910 learn Carriage Return (ASCII 13). Often represented by ^M or \r. CRs are found just before newlines in text files generated by DOS/Windows apps. You can see them with ''sed -n l''. See http://mywiki.wooledge.org/BashFAQ/052 to get rid of them.