Interpret command results and reformat output

[Leo The Cat]

Hi

I have this command (Example)
./MyCommand

this command provide the result below
value is empty
text is red
chord is blue


I'd like to do something like

for line in $(MyCommand) ; do
echo "Info=:$line
done

The problem is that I have only one line in the output with a result like this:
Info=value is emptytext is redchord is blue

How to be sure that a CRLF will be inserted after each line from the original command ?

Thanks in advance
Bests regards
Den

[Laurent Menase · Accepted solution]

if you do a
MyCommand | od -xc
what do you get?


What do you get with:
MyCommand|wile read line
do echo "Info=:$line
done

[James R. Ferguson]

Hi Den:

Perchance are you running this on GNU/Linux under the Bash shell?

Regards!

...JRF...

[James R. Ferguson]

HI (again) Den:

What is the *actual* command? What does this show?

# echo ${line}|od -a

Regards!

...JRF...

[Hein van den Heuvel]

As JRF already asked...
What platform/OS version/Shell is being used.

This works for me under cygwin:

# cat xx
echo aap
echo noot
echo mies
# for line in $(./xx) ; do echo "Info=:$line"; done
Info=:aap
Info=:noot
Info=:mies
#

fwiw,
Hein

[Leo The Cat]

All Answers coming from Guys here are efficient.
Thanks a lot foxes !