>>Date: Thu, 04 Mar 2004 08:25:42 +1100 >>From: Marc Anthony Winoto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >>To: "(LyX-Users)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >>CC: harmel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >>Subject: Re: Using Lyx-files under Win and Linux >> >>Hi, >>I wrote my whole thesis in LyX on WinXP and linux. You don't need to do >>anything special to the .lyx files in my experience. If you get >>complaints about the CR characters I think PFE32 (Programmers File >>Editor, for windows) can save text file as DOS or Unix. And you can >>always do the same thing in any Linux editor. >>
Sure, but if you need batch processing you may use zip/unzip to tune EOL/EOF from one OS to another, e.g. zip -l foo.zip bar.txt # LF ->CR LF (Unix2DOS) zip -ll foo.zip bar.txt # CR LF -> LF (DOS2Unix) unzip -a foo.zip # removes CR from text files (check the manual for details). You can wrap these in a batch translator. -- Jean-Pierre
