> That's because \ is a shell quoting character. You need to quote it:-)
> tr -c '\r' '\n' <filename >filename2
> Then tr will see the \ character.
So that with:
tr -c \\r \\n <filename >filename2
I won by two characters ... ;-)
Gianluca
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