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Hey blackmateria, thanks! Your suggestion for using the POSIX control class did the trick. FYI, the data is an application error log, so I'm not worried about indents or leading spaces.

In reply to Re: Re: cleaning up control characters by skinnymofo
in thread cleaning up control characters by skinnymofo

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