> I was sent an html file that has no newlines in anything that I can find
> on my box. I have tried vi gnotepad gedit ghex. Netscape view->page
> source renders it correctly. vi shows a bunch of ^M where the newlin
> should be so I tried:
>
>:%s/ctrl-vctrl-M/\n/g to no avail. I am afraid this is the extent of my
> vi skills. ghex shows the offending char as 0D. How can I convert this
> file to some thing I can read and edit?
There are at least a couple of ways you could do this with vi and tr or
perl. In vi, from the first line of the file,
[ESC]:!Gtr '\015' '\012'
should do it, or
[ESC]:!Gperl -pe 's/\015/\012/g'
etc. Or if you have a bunch of files, you can use `perl -pi -e' and fix
them all at once from the shell prompt.
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Justin Ballou
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