delcr(1)
π delcr β the CR deleters bestie π
okay so bestie, real talk: this is delcr(1), from the General Commands Manual, and it is the most unbothered little utility in the whole UCSPI-TCP friend group. she has ONE job and she does it flawlessly. π
πΈ NAME πΈ
delcr β removes a CR (\015) at the end of each line of input, if a CR is present.
like. that's it. that's the whole personality. and honestly? iconic. π
β¨ SYNOPSIS β¨
delcr
no flags. no arguments. no options. she simply is. π¦
π DESCRIPTION π
so here's the tea, bestie. delcr removes a CR (\015) at the end of each line of input, if a CR is present. if there's no CR, she doesn't add one, she doesn't complain, she just moves on with her life. lowkey aspirational. π
but listen. there's one very specific situation where she will NOT do the thing:
she does not remove a CR at the end of a partial final line. π«
so if your input just kinda... ends mid-line with a CR hanging off it? that CR is staying. periodt. she's only doing surgery on complete lines.
and where does all this magic happen?
delcrreads input fromstdinπ- and writes to
stdoutπ«
that's the whole flow. pipe stuff in, get de-CR'd stuff out. no files, no drama, no side quests. it's giving filter, it's giving pipeline royalty, it's giving "put me between two other commands and forget I exist". π₯
π SEE ALSO π
bestie the friend group is BIG. go say hi to:
tcpserver(1)tcprules(1)tcprulescheck(1)argv0(1)fixcrio(1)recordio(1)rblsmtpd(1)tcpclient(1)who@(1)date@(1)finger@(1)http@(1)tcpcat(1)tcp-environ(5)
and if you wanna go straight to the source (literally), it's over here:
http://cr.yp.to/ucspi-tcp.html
π«Ά the sign-off π«Ά
so yeah. that's delcr(1) from the General Commands Manual, section 1, page one, no version line, no date line, just a girl and her CR removal. if you scrolled all the way down here expecting extra lore β nope, the footer is literally just her own name again, which is honestly main character energy of the highest order. πβ¨
not me being emotionally attached to a command that deletes one (1) character. anyway. slay. ππ
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