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According to Dave Korn on 12/6/2006 4:54 PM:
> 
>   Actually, there was just /one/ more thing...  I don't know if it's equally
> as cross-platform as 'read', but it is defined by POSIX, and you kept on
> mentioning that you can't use d2u because it's non-standard, so it's worth
> pointing out that there is a standards-compliant replacement for d2u, and it's
> "tr -d '\015'".

Only if your platform uses an ASCII-based encoding.  You do test your
scripts on EBCDIC hosts, right? :)

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