Re: SNHELLO and sed: error?

Hi Phil,

> Looking at SNHELLO, I think I agree with sed...  The
> sed scrips are:
> 
> rmcr () { sed -e 's/
> //' -e '/^\.$/d' >$tmp || end "Can't run sed"; }

With this older version the ASCII LF you have are ASCII CR, i.e. you
have \n, I have \r.

    $ g '^rmcr' ~sn/bin/HELLO | od -c 
    0000000   r   m   c   r       (   )       {       s   e   d       -   e
    0000020       '   s   /  \r   /   /   '       -   e       '   /   ^   \
    0000040   .   $   /   d   '       >   $   t   m   p       |   |       e
    0000060   n   d       "   C   a   n   '   t       r   u   n       s   e
    0000100   d   "   ;       }  \n
    0000106

How yours ended up like that I don't know.  Some kind of `convert DOS
carriage return' step?

Cheers,


Ralph.