jon zobrist (dot) com

You get a file with ^M at the end of every freaking line, and open it up in vi and want to just rip off the last line

This you don’t type ^ you hit CONTROL.

:%s/^V^M//

so you type
:%s/CONTROL-V CONTROL-M//ENTER


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You get a file with ^M at the end of every freaking line, and open it up in vi and want to just rip off the last line

This you don’t type ^ you hit CONTROL.

:%s/^V^M//

so you type
:%s/CONTROL-V CONTROL-M//ENTER

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