On 2011-11-04, prbharsakle wrote:
> There are two letters "^" and "M". Crlf is treating it as a ^M and removing
> it but I want it there.
Then something else must be doing that. The fixcrlf will not touch the
letters ^ or M, not even if they happen to be next to each other. It
will only ever de
There are two letters "^" and "M". Crlf is treating it as a ^M and removing
it but I want it there.
Thanks,
Pravin Bharsakle
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On 2011-11-04, prbharsakle wrote:
> Hi All,
> I have defined some logic in my a.csh file.
> e.g. : foreach sqlfile (`cat $sql_File | awk '{print $2}' | sed -e
> 's/\\/\//g' | tr -d ^M `)
> After that I am copying this file to some other location, before that I am
> running fixcrlf on this a.csh
Hi Pravin :-).
[For others who find the smiley amusing, I know Pravin in person.]
If I understand correctly, your intent is to substitute all occurrences of
backslash with a forward slash in a set of sql files. Is that right ? And
you also use ant to remove the ^M characters. Wouldn't it be okay t
