I tripped over this when a nul byte found its way into a printable
text file.
-- Bill
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FAQ:
On Thu, Feb 21, 2002 at 08:12:36PM -0500, Paul McFerrin wrote:
>There was a posting within this past month about grep considering files
>to be binary if the newlines were followed by \r. I'm assumming that
>someone made note of that bug.
Hopefully someone will also make a note of the fact that g
There was a posting within this past month about grep considering files
to be binary if the newlines were followed by \r. I'm assumming that
someone made note of that bug.
Just FYI, here is a filter I've written that removes \r from files. It
also preserves mtime::
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Hello,
I was trying to do a grep against some html files I got through wget in
Cygwin with the repeated message "Binary file xxx.html matches". Since grep
thinks they are binary files I don't get to see any of the lines contained.
Would anyone know why this is happening and how to get around
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