Feature #771
Updated by Daniel Curtis almost 9 years ago
Once in a while I will download a config file that contains ^M characters at the end of each line. This can easily be fixed using vi. * Open the text file: <pre> vi ~/somefile.txt </pre> * Then use the following command to delete all matches of ^M; make sure to use *CTRL+V* and *CTRL+M* to create the @^M@ character, or else nothing will happen: <pre> :%s/^M// :%s/^M/d </pre>