> Thanks:|
> I tried setting ff=mac and it did indeed chang the characters displayed in gvim to
> ^J but still did not act like a newline. I was able to use ghex to find/replace
> 0D with 0A and that worked ok. The guy I am working with is on a university
> campus and this is all he has to work with in the server dept. For what it is
> worth he hates it.
>
> is there any command line magic I can use to do a global replace on the hex byte=
> 0D with hex 0A?
>
> Still searching.
getting closer. In vi if I set ff=mac and save the file, when I reopen it it is
readable! yeah!! Now does any of you vi gurus out there know if I can use a vi
script or macro to open the file, set ff=mac and save it to the same name with no
user intervention?
I have never done this sort of thing before but seems like it might be possible
although none of my books that have a sort of intro to vi discuss it.
Any help appreciated.
Bret
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