> carrying the implication that without the switch -N, files will be converted > -N -noconvert Don't convert files from DOS/Mac format On Tue, Mar 24, 2015, at 08:51, Fergus Daly wrote: Thanks again for your swift and knowledgeable response.įrom: Benno Schulenberg [ 24 March 2015 11:09Ĭc: Re: Altering DOS/Mac/Unix terminated text files by default are left as they are but nano does allow Nano (no argument) = do not change format How's this for an ambition for the next version? (And where should I go if I Optimal, or at least not described optimally, (and might not even be useful).
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That nano (current v.2.4.0) now offers nothing at all on DOS / Mac / Unixįormats other than the option -N which as we have already observed is not I agree with both your assertions "not a task" and "cool if it could". > would be cool if it could do that, but it is an extra bell or whistle. > Secondly I think it is not an editor's task to convert formats - sure, it Was probably non-optimal (though it suited me.)
Nano (no argument) = if not Unix, convert to Unix > editor to change the format of the file without having explicitly asked it > I think that in general when one edits a file, one surely does not want the Yes: it's more "what you see" rather than "what you get". > the actual file, it just converts the internal representation. > Maybe the explanation of the option should be improved: it doesn't convert > If I use nano -N on a DOS file, then I see at the end of each and every line Thank you for getting back to me so rapidly. Re: Altering DOS/Mac/Unix terminated text files
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