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Removing Ctrl-M from end of line using vi

Posted on 11-Oct-2009 By Admin No Comments on Removing Ctrl-M from end of line using vi

ou can remove the ^M by doing the following:

Bring the datafile into the Unix editor vi. In command mode you would type in:

:1,$s/^V^M//

Make sure you are entering ‘control V’ and ‘control M’. The ‘control V’ says

to accept the next character exactly as I type it. Adding the two slashes at

the end of the command says to subsitute the ^M with null.

Linux/Unix, shell

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