Le 23/05/2015 18:57, Gary Johnson a écrit :
On 2015-05-23, pcouderc12 wrote:
Le vendredi 22 mai 2015 17:08:01 UTC+2, pcouderc12 a écrit :
I have the usual problems with ^M and some other ones in these cases.
I vant to use vim to develop Windows apps under linux (building in
some Windows VM), with vim under linux.
I do not want to get rid of ^M, I want to keep all my files in some
specialized directory in Windows format managed by git and vim.
Is there somewhere an howto for "good practices", particularly to set
vimrc ?
And, cerise sur le gateau, vim should remain correct for normal linux
files...
Thanks
PC
Thank you Gary, thank you Andrew.
My question is : Is there a howto or good practices for
developping Windows apps unfer linux, git and vim environment.
So the problem is not to remove rc-lf but more on the contrary
to add them if missing...
I'll leave the issues of developing Windows applications under Linux
and configuring git appropriately for someone who understands those
issues better than I do.
As for line endings, there are three cases:
1. The file contains only CR-LF (DOS) line endings.
2. The file contains only LF (Unix) line endings.
3. The file contains both LF and CR-LF line endings.
In case #1, Vim will set the 'fileformat' to "dos" and not show any
^M characters. There is nothing you need to do.
In case #2, Vim will set the 'fileformat' to "unix" and of course
not show any ^M characters as there are none. The simplest way to
change the line endings to CR-LF is to execute the following.
:set ff=dos
:w
In case #3, Vim will set the 'fileformat' to "unix" and display a
^M character at the end of every line that has a CR-LF line ending.
The simplest way to change all the line endings to CR-LF is the
following.
:%s/\r$//
:set ff=dos
:w
HTH,
Gary
Thank you, this is a fine summary of these matters, and a good howto
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