How to Append Blank Lines to Files on Linuxby Ed ChenAugust 15, 2014March 30, 2018How to Distinguish Carriage Returns CR, Line Feeds LF, and New Lines CRLF on LinuxI assume that you have read my previous post. In that… Read More »How to Append Blank Lines to Files on Linux
How to Distinguish Carriage Returns CR, Line Feeds LF, and New Lines CRLF on Linuxby Ed ChenAugust 12, 2014March 30, 2018On Linux, a new line (CRLF, n) equals to a carriage return (CR, r) plus a line feed (LF, character undefined). Therefore, if you deleted… Read More »How to Distinguish Carriage Returns CR, Line Feeds LF, and New Lines CRLF on Linux
How to Resolve No Carriage Return at End of File on Linuxby Ed ChenAugust 12, 2014March 30, 2018A carriage return (CR) is a control character used to reset a line's position to the leftmost of a line of text. It's mostly used… Read More »How to Resolve No Carriage Return at End of File on Linux
How to Remove ^M Character from Filesby Ed ChenDecember 11, 2012December 28, 2020Editing on client side computer has many advantages than on server side. In real world, Windows takes the largest market share on client environment, therefore,… Read More »How to Remove ^M Character from Files