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On 2011-06-16, at 19:46, Gerd Stolpmann wrote:

> In such cases printf is a good workaround. Exists everywhere as shell
> command, is a POSIX standard, and works as usual, with full control over
> newlines.


When I was young, printf didn't exist, so I used

  echo $foo | tr -d '\012'

But Gerd's advice is good, next time I'll use printf.

-- Damien