...
> Yes the update fixed the problems. You saved it with Windows line endings
>> again though.
>>
>> I apologize to you for getting you into trouble again. Though the file
>> itself is in unix format and I double-checked not to send window-friendly
>> attachments, my Mail did something unnecessary.
>
>
>
Kazunobu,
What do you have in your .vimrc for this setting:
fileformats
You might want to try:
set fileformats=unix,dos,mac " Leave files in Unix format first
That way, if the file is already in unix format, leave it that way. It
allows you to open up any of those fileformats without forcing a change
when you save them.
This means when you create a new file, it will be in Unix format first.
If you primarily work on Windows, then you might want to try this:
if has('win32') || has('win64') || has('win16') || has('win95')
set fileformats=dos,unix,mac " Leave files in DOS format first
elseif has('mac')
set fileformats=mac,unix,dos " Leave files in Mac format first
else
set fileformats=unix,dos,mac " Leave files in Unix format first
endif
But then, when you create a file for Bram, make sure you change the ff=unix
once. There after, you should never have to worry about the format
changing with the above setting.
People may have other suggestions, but this works for me.
HTH,
David
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