Julian Buckley wrote:
> Indeed --- I personally found doing the following a bit tedious though:
> cp file.c filebk.c
> dos2unix file.c > tmp
> mv tmp file.c
So did I, which is why I created a script to do it for me...
#!/bin/sh
# File: d2u
# Put this file in a directory in your path, then simply type "d2u file.c" to
convert file.c from dos to
# unix format. it also backs up the original to file.c~ (keeping with the tradition
of emacs).
cp $1 $1~
dos2unix $1~ > $1
Regards,
Peter
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