On Tue 08/31/99 09:46AM, Michael Stenner wrote:
> I use ls with color and also use a cool prompt setting in bash (see
> below) which does REALLY nasty things to script. If you find a clever
> way to keep the colors and fix the script output, I'd be happy to hear
> it!
I'm not sure what kind of stuff that gets put in your files, but a
little research turned up the tr command.
To rid my file of ^Gs I did the following:
tr -d '\007' < output.out > output.new
and my ^Gs were gone! I need to try it with a few others. Pretty
cool and I did have to write anything. The great thing that I find
about UNIX in general, is that if I want to do it, someone else has
already written something to get it done.
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