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5 years ago
in Remove ^M characters at end of lines in vi | UNIX | Tech-Recipes on Tech-Recipes
type the following command:
:%s/<control-v><control-m>//g
^M is the result of a control V, control M at the end of the line. if you actually hit control-v then control-m, "^M" will appear and will get rid of the character at the end of the line. hope this helps someone!!!
:%s/<control-v><control-m>//g
^M is the result of a control V, control M at the end of the line. if you actually hit control-v then control-m, "^M" will appear and will get rid of the character at the end of the line. hope this helps someone!!!
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