> "change the file"!? That's exactly what I don't want, and it gives me no
> choice. Notepad++ and vim do better: they allow the user to choose the
> output format, defaulting to the original input format.
Paul,
It was part of a general comment about how even Microsoft has different
rules in different programs. BUT(!)....
I use the Wordpad conversion process quite frequently at work. While my
laptop is Linux, everybody else is Windows. When I send files (via
email), I sometimes forget to run unix2dos against the file. When my
coworkers get a text file from me that seems to be one long line, they
know to open it with Wordpad instead of Notepad. If they need to retail
the file on their Windows box, they just save it from Wordpad and never
have to worry about it's Linux format agin.
Tony Thigpen
Paul Gilmartin wrote on 05/29/2015 05:52 PM:
On Fri, 29 May 2015 00:16:28 -0400, Tony Thigpen wrote:
Interesting, Windows Notepad requires CRLF, but Windows Wordpad will
read and display a LF only file correctly and even change the file to
CRLF when saved.
"change the file"!? That's exactly what I don't want, and it gives me no
choice. Notepad++ and vim do better: they allow the user to choose the
output format, defaulting to the original input format.
On Sat, 30 May 2015 01:37:12 +0800, David Crayford wrote:
Legacy I/O is a handled quite well by Java. I had a good experience this
week with Java when I got it to push over 1GB of CSV data to a Linux
server in < 30 seconds over a Redis backplane.
It implicitly converted strings to ASCII (which saved me heaps of time)
and it was very fast.
"There; was that so hard!?" -- Nick Burns, Your Company's Computer Guy
-- gil
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