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[Patrick Bogen]

On 4/2/07, Con Wieland <cwieland at uci.edu> wrote:
> I have found the following bad address using ./find_member -l sscm-l
> "[^\w\-+ at .%]":
>
> constance.frei^M
> constance.frei at lettres.unige.ch found in:
>       sscm-l
'^M' is the control character for a carriage return. With bash, doing:
~$ foo '
 > '

will let you type a literal carriage return. This is :
(1) Type your command
(2) Type a single quote ( ' )
(3) Type anything before the line break
(4) Press enter, as if you were going to execute the command
(5) Bash gives you the '> ' prompt; type anything after the line break
(6) Type the closing single quote ( ' )
(7) Press enter, or type in more arguments.

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- Patrick Bogen