#!/bin/csh -f 
#------- clean ^M from DOS files  (using sed)
#	  usage: clnM file
#
set fn="$1" 
#
/usr/bin/mv  -f $1 tmp."$fn" 
/usr/bin/sed "s/
//g" tmp."$fn" > $fn
/usr/bin/rm  -f ./tmp."$fn"

### replaces 
### alias cleanM 'mv -f \!* tmp."\!^"; sed "s/^M//" tmp."\!^" > \!^ \
#		  rm -f tmp."\!^" '

### remove control chars from a file (e.g. "typescript" from script):
### other ways to do it:
#       within vi: :1,$s/^V^M//g  (that's CTRL V CTRL M)
#       with tr  : tr -d "\015 \010" < in > out (ruins spaces on solaris)