Hi all,
I don't like the name 'respecteol', from just seeing it I don't know
what it means.
'fixeol' probably would do the same, only has the inverted value.
'fixeol' is much better.
Thank you, I was not sure about the name since the very beginning.
Please find the updated patch in
Hi Bram, Christian, James, Olaf, Pavel
On 2015-07-11 Saturday at 00:22 +0200 Christian Brabandt wrote:
On Fr, 10 Jul 2015, Bram Moolenaar wrote:
The 'addeol' option indicates adding an EOL, also when there already was
one, that's confusing. We could call it 'fixeol', which would normally
Christian wrote:
On Fr, 10 Jul 2015, Bram Moolenaar wrote:
The 'addeol' option indicates adding an EOL, also when there already was
one, that's confusing. We could call it 'fixeol', which would normally
be on. For some file formats for some systems it could be switched off,
so that
On 10-Jul-15, Bram Moolenaar wrote:
Olaf Dabrunz wrote:
I think this is one way to do this.
However, I believe the final EOL in a file should be made visible and
editable.
Consider this:
file A file B
,---.
Olaf Dabrunz wrote:
I think this is one way to do this.
However, I believe the final EOL in a file should be made visible and
editable.
Consider this:
file A file B
,---. ,---.
|...|
On 08-Jul-15, Pavel Samarkin wrote:
Hi,
If you use git, then in “git help attributes” the example mentioning
*.vcproj
files might be useful for you. Possibly the end-of-line normalization
offered
by git includes the case where just the last line needs normalization.
Roland -
Hi Roland,
Thanks for the suggestion - you're absolutely right, most of the problems can
be solved with various scripts - in this particular case, it's possible to do
even better - analyze the output of git diff and remove the extra EOL where
needed.
We can work around each application that
On Thu, Jul 09, 2015 at 03:09:58AM +0200, Olaf Dabrunz wrote:
However, I believe the final EOL in a file should be made visible and
editable.
Consider this:
file A file B
,---. ,---.
|...|
On 22-Jun-15, Pavel Samarkin wrote:
Hi,
Issue: Vim adds EOL to the end of each text file
Although my change might seem controversial, it looks like a lot of people
(including myself) really want it, especially when using Vim on non-Unix
systems (e.g. Windows).
You can notice it here:
Hi Pavel
On 2015-07-08 Wednesday at 14:16 -0700 Pavel Samarkin wrote:
Thanks for the suggestion - you're absolutely right, most of the problems can
be solved with various scripts - in this particular case, it's possible to do
even better - analyze the output of git diff and remove the
On 08-Jul-15, James McCoy wrote:
On Thu, Jul 09, 2015 at 03:09:58AM +0200, Olaf Dabrunz wrote:
However, I believe the final EOL in a file should be made visible and
editable.
Consider this:
file A file B
,---.
Hi Ben
thank you for your detailed reply and friendly advices. Sorry if my message
has
been misunderstood: My intent was to add another view, which could eventually
help Pavel and Bram, to save work time or to extend the scope of solved
problems.
On 2015-06-24 Wednesday at 07:49 -0700
Hi Pavel
On 2015-06-24 Wednesday at 11:12 -0700 Pavel Samarkin wrote:
…
I was aiming at something different.
Problem (as I see it): Vim is based on a fact that every text file is
POSIX-compliant
http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/basedefs/V1_chap03.html#tag_03_206
which
Hi all,
Just updating my patch after the latest merges to the vim's master.
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Hi all,
Roland - thank you for the response.
Unfortunately, there is no simple solution to the problems that you described:
(1) viminfo files with register contents resulting from alternating
fileencondings
(2) The patch file resulting from the diff between old and new files after
Am 2015-06-23 01:21, schrieb Pavel Samarkin:
Hi,
Issue: Vim adds EOL to the end of each text file
Although my change might seem controversial, it looks like a lot of
people
(including myself) really want it, especially when using Vim on
non-Unix
systems (e.g. Windows).
You can notice it
+1
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I would definitely appreciate such an option. BTW, it would be
good to add
this option to $VIMRUNTIME/optwin.vim
and having tests would also help.
Christian - thank you for the quick response.
See attachment for the updated patch.
I could not find a good test to modify, so I created a
Hi,
Issue: Vim adds EOL to the end of each text file
Although my change might seem controversial, it looks like a lot of people
(including myself) really want it, especially when using Vim on non-Unix
systems (e.g. Windows).
You can notice it here:
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