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Convert copied text files to DOS \r\n format relying on Perl's -T

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While it may not be ideal here to rely on Perl's -T, since the
`man perlfunc` says that -T uses heuristic, and maybe the better
option would be to call `/usr/bin/file` and parse its output to see
if such conversion is needed, this solution should be close enough.
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Bradley M. Kuhn 2023-06-03 08:38:22 -07:00
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build-label-upi-number.plx
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@ -108,8 +108,10 @@ sub ProcessDocumentDirectory($$$) {
die("Something wrong, since file name is empty on $fullFilePath") unless defined $bareFileName and $bareFileName !~ /^\s*$/;
my $fileName = $upiFull . '-' . $GROUP_NAMES_BY_DIR{$GROUP} . '-' . $bareFileName;
my $copiedFile = catfile($numberedOutputDir, $fileName);
copy($fullFilePath, catfile($numberedOutputDir, $fileName))
copy($fullFilePath, $copiedFile)
or die "unable to copy($fullFilePath, catfile($numberedOutputDir, $fileName))";
system('/usr/bin/unix2dos', '-q', $copiedFile) if (-T $copiedFile);
die "unable to copy $fullFilePath to $copiedFile" unless -f $copiedFile;
} else {
die("\"$fullFilePath\" is a strange file type, not handled!");
}