> >>> Yes I've been using the 'standard' CR/LF for my windows app but I > > think > >>> the pastes have been stuffing things up (it's almost like some > > pastes > >>> use Unix style line endings - especially when pasting text from a > >>> browser). > >> Yep - text from the clipboard *can* look like anything - this is what > >> the paste "convert" setting handles (if you care, note the differences > >> in GTK handling). > > > > I've noticed that a lot of the line endings in my existing file set are > > wrong - probably because I've been messing around with 'Set EOL mode' so > > much - so what I've done now is set up a call to CONVERTEOLS after the > > text has been loaded into the editor. As I edit more and more of the > > files my file set will eventually converge back to CR/LF line endings. > > Or you could just use the SciTE Option menu entries for "Line End > Characters" and "Convert Line End Characters"? :)
It's for Java and C++ object modeling and coding tools called Javelin and Visual Classworks respectively. They generate and manage a lot of source code for the developer as changes are made to a class diagram. The code it generates is all generated with CR/LF endings so I'd have to change that as well if I was going to provide line ending options in the inbuilt editor. It's a great idea but I might have to leave it for another day at this stage. _______________________________________________ Scintilla-interest mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.lyra.org/mailman/listinfo/scintilla-interest
