Remove carriage return from output in Sublime Text 3

Question

I'm learning ipython for data analysis and I'd like to use Sublime text, my favorite text editor. However, I'm having a problem with "CR", carriage return, being output instead of the original "stuff" I want to display. This makes copying/pasting to another location a hassle because I'll have to manually delete those characters. It's also frustrating to look at.

Here's an example from the textbook I'm using:

Running the same command in terminal and it works fine

Although it displays properly in terminal, I really would like to use a REPL in sublime because of the helpful plugins such as autocomplete and code intelligence. I've tried changing the user settings default_line_ending but nothing helped. If someone knows how to get rid of those carriage returns or at least hide them from the output, I'd be very happy.

Thank you

Answer 1

If your terminal supports it, you can try the following command to remove the existing CRs:

sed -i 's/\r//g' FileWithCarriageReturns.foo

sed is a stream editing command which when executed as above, will search through the specified 'FileWithCarriageReturns.sh' and remove all carriage returns (seen as \r ) from the file

Once you've done that, go into your Sublime Text settings and override the default line ending property to be 'unix' :

{ "default_line_ending" : "unix" }