[Nh-pm] removing embedded hex from a text file?

[pll at lanminds.com]

Hi all,

I have what's *supposed* to be a csv file dump of a spread sheet.  
However, when I print it out using perl, I see the chars <A0> in the 
file all over the place.  When I look at it in hexl-mode in emacs, 
sure enough, those same characters are 0xa0.

How can I easily replace those in a quick perl one-liner?  I was 
originally trying to remove exess spaces, which is what lead me to 
discover these characters.

I'm sure this is an obvious thing, but my brain isn't working well 
right now.  I tried:

	perl -ane '$_ =~ s/0xA0//; print "$_\n";' file.csv

But since 0xA0 is a character, not a string, this won't work.

Thanks,


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