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Sorry for reposting this message but i just realized i didn't
include the "[PATCH]" prefix in the subject of my previous mail to
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<pre> Hello all,
i already searched for this feature, in case someone else was
already working on it or if it simply was a bad idea to implement.
For now, i haven't found anything nor something against it so i
implemented this simple feature, that basically ensure no mixed line
endings control characters (le-cc) will be saved in the document, patch
is attached (i used the latest SVN head, 5089).
Let me explain the use case: i'm currently working on a project where
some of the files contains mixed line endings control characters, ie.,
some lines end with just CR, other with just LF: there is an easy way to
convert everyone of these control charaters to something else via
"Document->Set line endings->Convert and set ..." but this isn't
something i always manage to remember to do and, better, i would like
the editor to take care of that for me.
So this patch add just that: in the "Preferences->Files->Saving files"
dialog i added a checkbox and, if checked, the editor will always
convert any le-cc to the one currently actively on the document via
sci_get_eol_mode(doc->editor->sci).
I also would like to propose a change in the way le-cc are presented to
the user, but i'll do a new post eventually.
Regards,
Manuel</pre>
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