Within VIM, there is a way to replace all the return carriage from Windows (that appear as ^M) by replacing them with the Linux version:
% s/^M/\r/g |
When \r stands for the return carriage in Linux (not \n as C users would expect) and ^M is not a concatenation of the characters ^ and M but a special character create by typing “Ctrl+V Enter” in VIM.
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