Ed Leafe wrote:
I guess I'm a little confused. Why would Python on Windows have an
issue with code that uses the value of 'os.linesep' for that platform?
I could see if it were written on Linux and run on Windows or vice
versa...
I think that it was complaining that some lines ended with \n and others
with \r\n in the same file. Some editors will edit a file with \n
separators and insert new lines with \r\n separators and not change the
existing lines.
I don't know for sure, but I think that as long you are consistent then
it does not matter what eol separator you use.
Anyway, this is what Boa says when I throw a .cdxml file at it from
yesterday:
"Mixed EOLs detected in test2.cdxml, please use Edit->Convert to fix
this problem". Edit->Convert lets you pick a terminator style.
Don.
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