dos2unix is to convert the file format for the Windows command utility Unix, Linux format. Newline Windows file format for \ r \ n, and line breaks Unix & Linux file is \ n. Dos2unix command is actually the \ r \ n converted to \ n file.
The unix2dos is dos2unix each other and a twin command, which is to convert Linux & Unix file format for Windows file format commands.
Command syntax:
dos2unix [options] [-c convmode] [-o file ...] [-n infile outfile ...]
unix2dos [options] [-c convmode] [-o file ...] [-n infile outfile ...]
Command parameters:
This command parameter is Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server release 5.7 dos2unix under the command parameters, different versions of Linux dos2nnix command parameters may be different.
parameter | Long parameters | description |
-h | Dos2unix command displays online help information. | |
-k | Remain unchanged file timestamps | |
-q | Silent mode, does not output the conversion result information and the like | |
-v | Displays command version information | |
-c | Conversion mode | |
-O | In the source file conversion, default parameters | |
-n | Retain the original old files, the contents of the converted output to a new file. The default will be modified directly in the original file |
Example of use:
@ Ubuntu DSW: ~ / Work / dict $ LL Total 5592 drwxrwxr-X 2 DSW DSW On Sep 30 4096 15:15 ./ drwxrwxr X-14 DSW DSW On Sep 30 4096 15:13 ../ -rwxr - r--. 1 dsw 2857196 Sep 30 15:15 dsw book.csv * -rwxr - r-- 1 dsw dsw 2857196 Sep 30 15:15 test.csv * dsw @ Ubuntu: ~ / Work / dict $ dos2unix book.csv // source converts this document based on the file format from dos to unix format dsw @ ubuntu: ~ / work / dict $ dos2unix -n book.csv newbook.csv // retain the source file dsw @ ubuntu: ~ / work / dict $ dos2unix book. csv book.csv // convert multiple files dsw @ ubuntu: ~ / work / dict $ dos2unix -k book.csv // does not change the converted file's time stamp dsw @ ubuntu: ~ / work / dict $ dos2unix -p book.csv // silent conversion
dos2unix is to convert the file format for the Windows command utility Unix, Linux format. Newline Windows file format for \ r \ n, and line breaks Unix & Linux file is \ n. Dos2unix command is actually the \ r \ n converted to \ n file.
The unix2dos is dos2unix each other and a twin command, which is to convert Linux & Unix file format for Windows file format commands.
Command syntax:
dos2unix [options] [-c convmode] [-o file ...] [-n infile outfile ...]
unix2dos [options] [-c convmode] [-o file ...] [-n infile outfile ...]
Command parameters:
This command parameter is Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server release 5.7 dos2unix under the command parameters, different versions of Linux dos2nnix command parameters may be different.
parameter | Long parameters | description |
-h | Dos2unix command displays online help information. | |
-k | Remain unchanged file timestamps | |
-q | Silent mode, does not output the conversion result information and the like | |
-v | Displays command version information | |
-c | Conversion mode | |
-O | In the source file conversion, default parameters | |
-n | Retain the original old files, the contents of the converted output to a new file. The default will be modified directly in the original file |
Example of use:
@ Ubuntu DSW: ~ / Work / dict $ LL Total 5592 drwxrwxr-X 2 DSW DSW On Sep 30 4096 15:15 ./ drwxrwxr X-14 DSW DSW On Sep 30 4096 15:13 ../ -rwxr - r--. 1 dsw 2857196 Sep 30 15:15 dsw book.csv * -rwxr - r-- 1 dsw dsw 2857196 Sep 30 15:15 test.csv * dsw @ Ubuntu: ~ / Work / dict $ dos2unix book.csv // source converts this document based on the file format from dos to unix format dsw @ ubuntu: ~ / work / dict $ dos2unix -n book.csv newbook.csv // retain the source file dsw @ ubuntu: ~ / work / dict $ dos2unix book. csv book.csv // convert multiple files dsw @ ubuntu: ~ / work / dict $ dos2unix -k book.csv // does not change the converted file's time stamp dsw @ ubuntu: ~ / work / dict $ dos2unix -p book.csv // silent conversion