Hi Thomas,
On 14/05/07, Thomas Michael Engelke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello!
I just opened one of the files we develop, written by another
programmer. I can see a "^M" at the end of every line.
I quickly check the mailing list archive and find out, that this
mainly depends on the setting of "fileformat". I check "fileformat"
and find out that it's "unix". Ah, the problem. I set it to "dos". But
nothing changes.
How does vim determine what "fileformat" a file should have? I mean, a
0x13 before every linebreaking 0x10 should give at least some hint
that this might not be a unix file.
Maybe the file contains something that makes vim think this is a
"unix" fileformat file? And why doesn't the interpretation change when
I change fileformat? "binary" is set to "nobinary", as I read in the
help that this might cause problems.
Try:
:set fileformats?
:help fileformats
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Wu Yongwei
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