Posted in 2003
Philipp Walderdorff wrote:
>
> ps.:
>
> Now I found it out: On my ancient XENIX-PC the editor "vi" shows this sign
> at the end of the line as "^M". This sign is loaded by dbload and shown
> as "?"
>
> Philipp
Hi Philipp,
vim on Linux will also indirectly show you this!
If you open a file from a PC, where line end is not converted
vim shows in status line (last line on screen)
[dos] mode.
You can convert this using
:set filemode=unix
Then vim will do the same conversion like your
sed script did.
dic_k
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Richard Kofler
SOLID STATE EDV
Dienstleistungen GmbH
Vienna/Austria/Europe
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