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flahmeshess
Using Munge, is it possible to remove CR/LF from a file ? How ?
Thanks.
Thanks.
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Bob I
FWIW, CR is 0D and LF is 0A. Does "Munge" accept the Alt + numpad method
of entering characters? Alt+013 and Alt+010
of entering characters? Alt+013 and Alt+010
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flahmeshess
Well, it says:
scriptFile lines take any of the following forms:
oldName newName
Where...
oldName and newName following C Identifier rules
I tried to code \n\n but it does not accept.
It also says:
-m Collapse multiple carriage returns into one
but it didn't work for me.
scriptFile lines take any of the following forms:
oldName newName
Where...
oldName and newName following C Identifier rules
I tried to code \n\n but it does not accept.
It also says:
-m Collapse multiple carriage returns into one
but it didn't work for me.
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Bob I
From what I can tell "munge" hasn't been around after NT 4.0. I've
never used it or have access to it. You can use a "hex editor" to find
and replace (LFCR) 0A0D in Hex with (spaces) 20 in hex.
never used it or have access to it. You can use a "hex editor" to find
and replace (LFCR) 0A0D in Hex with (spaces) 20 in hex.
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flahmeshess
I'm trying to automate some processes, so don't want to manually edit
the file. But thanks anyway for your time.
the file. But thanks anyway for your time.
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Andy
Using Munge, is it possible to remove CR/LF from a file ? How ?
Thanks.
Use the tr command from
<http://www.highend3d.com/downloads/tools/os_utils/76.html>.
C:\TEMP>tr -d \012\015 < input.txt > out.txt
C:\TEMP>wc input.txt output.txt
591 4409 26387 input.txt
0 3895 25205 output.txt
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flahmeshess
Great ! Thanks !
Use the tr command from
<http://www.highend3d.com/downloads/tools/os_utils/76.html>.
C:\TEMP>tr -d \012\015 < input.txt > out.txt
C:\TEMP>wc input.txt output.txt
591 4409 26387 input.txt
0 3895 25205 output.txt