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Article #24953Re: MicroEMACS 3.7i double CR problem
From: turner
Date: Thu, 12 Feb 1987 18:33
Date: Thu, 12 Feb 1987 18:33
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in article <758@bath63.ux63.bath.ac.uk>, sc_dra@bath63.ux63.bath.ac.uk (Dave Allum) says:
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> There has been some discussion here recently about the habit of
> MicroEMACS 3.7i terminating lines with CR CR LF. The patches below
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> Hopefully the port of 3.8 will not have this problem. Anyone got it
> yet?
hopefully 3.8 will come up with a way to solve the following
dichotomy; on unix and VMS based systems CR's are considered excess
baggage and show up in the editor as \015's; under MSDOS etc. if
the lines don't end in CRLF they won't type (read show on the ST)
properly. Worse yet some ST utilities blowup if lines terminate in
CRLF. The solution that we've come up with is to make it an
environment variable, if you can think of a better way please tell
me quickly, 3.8e is just about ready.
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