Command: trch

  TRCH converts all instances of one character to another. This is really
  useful if you need to convert a text file between UNIX (end of line
  is "^J") and DOS (end of line is "^M^J" or "\n").

Syntax:

  trch c1 c2 < file > file
       < file = input file
       > file = output file

Options:

  c1  character1, e.g. 'A'
  c2  character2, e.g. 'B'

Comments:

   TRCH supports NLS (national language support).

Examples:

  trch ^I * < test.txt > test2.txt   Replaces tabs with '*'
  trch e X < test.txt > test3.txt    Replaces 'e' with 'X'
  trch \n $ < test.txt > test4.txt   Replaces end of line ('\n') with '$*'
  trch ^J ^M^J < unix.txt > dos.txt  Replaces Unix to DOS format
  trch \n ^J < dos.txt > unix.txt    Replaces DOS to Unix format

See also:

  - nowhere -

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  This file is derived from the FreeDOS Spec Command HOWTO.
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