There's a dos2unix command, looks like it's in the 'sysutils' package; just 'dos2unix *' if they're all in the same directory; if they're in different places you can do an appropriate find, like:
dos2unix `find -name "*.cc"` or something like that. You might want to read the dos2unix man page, I'm just assuming it works like this. On Tue, 20 Oct 1998 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > All of them have this control character (^M) at the end of each line, as > seen in vi (which I know v. little about except very basic I/O). These need > to be removed before the files can be compiled. > > I am really hoping there is a way to do this in bulk ... using sed or > something similar?? I am v. new to Linux, so have no grip yet on the more > powerful utilities and/or syntax. (Nor am I a programmer.) Is there a way > to do this?? Thanks! >
