Martin,

http://www.chemie.fu-berlin.de/chemnet/use/info/elisp/elisp_35.html#SEC527

Would that help to distinguish between windows and non-windows?

What line ending is MacOSX using nowadays? I only remember that it was

unix \n
win  \r\n
mac  \r

And why do you need to translate anyway. As far as I remember my Linux 
XEmacs works on files with \r\n and \n in the same way. I don't even see 
which lines end with \r and which without.

Ralf

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