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Note the silly hat in accordance with PerlMonks Silly Hat Week. I know, the week's up. But I like the hat.
Eee, line end-y goodness:
Unix to DOS: perl -i -pe 's/\012/\015\012/g' unix-file DOS (Mac? I'm so confused) to Unix: perl -i -pe 's/\015\012/\012/g' mac-file
planetscape pointed to this nice reference page on the line endings (including a C++ utility file), ending my confusion.
Some simple links:
- Chatterbox history
- Markov Nkuvu
- Linking:
- By Title: [nodetitle]
- By Node ID: [id://nodeid]
- A Monk's Scratch Pad: [pad://monk name]
- Module searches at cpan.org: [cpan://XML::Parser]
- Jargon File Entries: [jargon://search terms]
- Link titles: [http://perlmonks.org|The Perl Monastery]
- MS Visual C++ Compiler
Just went searching for this all over, and finally figured it out: The DOS record separator can be printed with chr(0x1E) which makes a ▲ character (that should be a triangle, useful for delimiting variables in print statements used for debugging). I saw it here on PM somewhere recently, but can't find it now... oh well, I figured it out.
My XP chart
-----BEGIN GEEK CODE BLOCK----- Version: 3.12 GCS d-(++) !s !a C++++ UBL+++ P+++ L+ E+ W+++ N !o K- w-- O- M+ V- PS PE Y+ PGP !tv !t !5 !X R* b+ DI++ D G e++ h+ r* z- ------END GEEK CODE BLOCK------