The job of an editor is to edit files. So if an editor were to make NL <-> CRNL conversions, I could understand that.
But what if, for example, your filesystem decided to be clever and do NL <-> CRNL conversions of files whose names ended in ".TXT" as you read and wrote those files to disk. I think that a lot of people would be very distressed by that behavior and argue that the job of a filesystem is to remember what you tell it and not try to "fix" things for you. I think a VCS is much closer to a filesystem than to an editor. It's job is to store things and not to second-guess and try to "fix up" what is stored. At least that is *my* view of what a VCS should be. --- D. Richard Hipp d...@sqlite.org
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