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How do I remove the ^M from my scripts?
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Randomly when you write a script and change something in it using Windows Notepad/Wordpad and didn't run the dos2unix command, you will get a ^M after each line of code. To remove all the ^M's at once enter the following:
vi <your file name>
When you are in the file issue a colon
)then enter the following like this
:g/^M/s// /g
To get the ^M use the control + V and m simultainously.
Now :wq your file and you should be all good.
CoMteC17
vi <your file name>
When you are in the file issue a colon
)then enter the following like this:g/^M/s// /g
To get the ^M use the control + V and m simultainously.
Now :wq your file and you should be all good.
CoMteC17