Jean Johner 写道:
On Apr 15, 4:06 pm, Tony Mechelynck <[email protected]>
wrote:
But why install "special" unix2dos (and dos2unix) binaries when you
already have Vim?
Thank you, Tony, I am going to have a look.
At work, I use a unix server so that all my fortran code is in unix
format.
When I want to run a code locally on my NT PC, I use a .bat which
mixes some datafiles (in unix format) with the output of the code (in
dos format since I use the binary generated by the gfortran of the NT
PC). This is to have in the same listing the data and the results.
If you work in both Unix and Windows environment, life would be easier
when you don't use cmd.exe at all. i.e. use bash or other POSIX
compliant shell instead of the NT script. If you use bash shell in NT
and write those shell script in unix format, you will never need dos
format again.
Usually, install Cygwin+mintty will solve your problem and you can use
bash and cp in your NT. You are free to choose other solutions, but
mintty is probably the best reason to stick with cygwin.
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