Hello,
I have Notepad++ set so when I create new files, it creates them with UNIX format in UTF-8. I have not tested this with other encodings, but it probably will do the same thing, and probably with Mac format too. I am running Notepad++ on Windows, so the default new line characters are CR LF, while only UNIX it is only LF. Anyways, when I start Notepad++, a blank tab is open with the UNIX format in UTF-8. But when I create a new line, I notice that the characters used are CR LF, instead of LF. If I create another file, it will be using LF, but not for the first one. I need to select another format, then select again the UNIX format to have it work properly.
-- Wolf --
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Hello,
I have Notepad++ set so when I create new files, it creates them with UNIX format in UTF-8. I have not tested this with other encodings, but it probably will do the same thing, and probably with Mac format too. I am running Notepad++ on Windows, so the default new line characters are CR LF, while only UNIX it is only LF. Anyways, when I start Notepad++, a blank tab is open with the UNIX format in UTF-8. But when I create a new line, I notice that the characters used are CR LF, instead of LF. If I create another file, it will be using LF, but not for the first one. I need to select another format, then select again the UNIX format to have it work properly.
-- Wolf --