[ale] some other regexp

[esoteric at denali.atlnet.com (Wandered Inn)]

Ryan Bridges wrote:
> 
> I need to strip the Linefeeds out of a file.  I discovered that this is
> not a newline (\n) but something else.  I have tried everything I can
> think of and connot get rid of them. Anyone have any ideas?  PERL didn't
> work so far and I am not good with sed/awk...
> Thanks again in advance,

chop() in perl will remove the last character of whatever it is applied
to.  So chop($_); should work for you.

> Ryan
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