GNU sed In Windows and Line Termination Character?

I'm not exactly sure about the Windows/DOS version of sed, but if it is like the version in this question it will magically turn r\n into n for processing. Like in the linked question, you will probably need an extra s/$/\r to put the r back in. I tested.

I'm not exactly sure about the Windows/DOS version of sed, but if it is like the version in this question, it will magically turn \r\n into \n for processing. Like in the linked question, you will probably need an extra s/$/\r/ to put the \r back in. I tested sed -e :a -e '/\\$/N; s/\\\n//; ta; s/$/\r/' in Cygwin, and it seems to work.

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