On Jan 18, 2010 2:16pm, Maarten Sneep <[email protected]> wrote:
On 18 jan 2010, at 23:06, Keith wrote:
> I have been using BBEDIT to create a TCL/TK script and I edited under
> windows & linux and saved it to
> disk. I have now copied the new script back to Mac OS X SL and their
> are new lines or line feeds added to the script
>
> command 1
> command 2
> variable 1
>
> have all now become
>
> command 1
>
> command 2
>
> variable 1
>
> This screws up the scripting for multiline commands. Any one know how
> to fix this?
The windows editor probably got confused about the newlines.
Using 'Normalize line ending' from the Text menu may fix this.
Not using Windows will prevent this ;-)
Maarten
I'm afraid that the command normalize line endings didn't work.
I turned on look at invisibles in BBedit and there is a line feed added to
the end of each line.
If I open the script in the Mac text editor program the line feeds do not
appear.
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