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From: Brian A. <br...@ta...> - 2001-02-12 16:15:04
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Patrick Galbraith wrote: > in the template tool, a simple /\x0d/\n/ applied to what is going to be > written to file upon pulling them out of the database would solve this > particular issue. Right now, we're writing to file the contents that are > literally in the db (which includes the LF/CRLF '^M's). Trying to edit > these files with the ^M in them is a little troublesome In vi (or vim) do this: : %s/^V^M//g After you it ^V it will then let you enter control characters. When I have found files with ^M in them, I have just been removing them. -Brian |