Alan Gauld wrote:
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"Vineet Kothari" <[email protected]> wrote
I see that python IDLE add ^M as carriage return while programming in
windows machine.
Thats just the Windows line ending.
If you want to use the same file on both Windowscand Linux then
you will need to either get used to it or run the DOS2Unix tool
(and UNIX2DOS going back to Windows).
Can anyone help me as I use IDLE & I need to remove ^M from the end
of every
line. Though it is not shown while programming but I can see that
when I run
my scripts on debian linux environment & thus get errors.
It shouldn't cause any faults in the programs when they run, it is
just a nuisance when working in the editor. Some editors are intelligent
enough to deal with this transparently - eg. I think vim and Scite
both do this.
If you regularly edit on both OS then it might be worth moving from IDLE
to one of those editors.
HTH,
But the other problem I've seen when copying a DOS-formatted python
script to Unix environment is that the shebang line is misinterpreted.
(Some?) Unix shell will refuse to find the python interpreter if the
file name seems to have a 0x0d in it.
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