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Re: [PLUG] Silly Emacs Question
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If you edit a file under windows, then edit it under linux (vi or emacs or
whatever) you'll see those ^M s. My favorite way of getting rid of them is
to do
cat myfile | tr -d '\r' > out
mv out myfile
You can always inspect out before you overwrite the original to make sure
you got it right.
Jason
You wrote:
Started using emacs and it seems to put a ^m at the end of each line.
How do I stop this? I have a shell (tcsh) where I am setting some
environment vars (setenv) and this ^m shows up in all. Realize this is
not strictly Linux.
Greg
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