Nancy,
On Fri, Jun 13, 2003 at 11:39:00AM +0100, Nancy McGough wrote:
I suggest that people use the Unix 'file' command to see if a file
contains a CRLF. Unfortunately not all versions of 'file' support
this. Does anyone have suggestions for easy ways for a newbie to find
out if a file contains a CRLF?
What about od piped through fgrep?
$ od -c crlf | fgrep '\r'
0000000 h e l l o \r \n b y e \r \n
$ od -c lf | fgrep '\r'
$
Or, just fgrep if you are willing to deal with explaining how to enter a
"^M" to the shell:
$ fgrep '^M' crlf
hello
bye
$ fgrep '^M' lf
$
Jason
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