AWK: adds "^M" at the end of line?
I am having problems with my AWK script. It used to work a
couple of months ago (on potato), but not anymore (on woody).
I have no idea why, since I seldom use it. I tried both
mawk and gawk.
Apparently, $0 includes a "^M" character at the end.
Thus, for an empty line: /^$/ has to be changed to /^.$/ .
Is there any wrong environment on my system?
Any clue?
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