Yeah, I've seen it, but too late. I noticed it right after I submitted the reply, and I couldn't edit or delete my reply.
Anyway, to tell the truth, this change(in notepad++ interface) cause more trouble to a user. I wonder how many people can figure out what is EOL on the spot.
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Can I save a text file on Windows XP in Unix/Linux text format?
Thanks in advance
Perhaps you will find some useful information in the search results with "+unix +format":
http://sourceforge.net/search/?words=%2Bunix+%2Bformat&sort=posted_date&sortdir=desc&offset=0&group_id=95717&forum_id=331753&type_of_search=forums&pmode=0&limit=50
Menu_____ : Format
Option___ : Convert to UNIX Format
The Menu___: Format option seems missing on my new install of notepad++
Has this feature changed?
> The Menu___: Format option seems missing on my new install of notepad++
You are right, from version 5.6.2(or maybe .1, I don't remember… :-P) that feature has moved to "Edit -> EOL Conversion" menu :-)
Thank you!
I don't have this convenient feature either.
I was shocked to such extent that I forgot I could do find-n-replace.
Reportedly, the following is true:
Unix format New Line = '\n'
Windows format New Line = '\r\n'
Mac format New Line = '\r'
See ices_eyes' post above. The feature isn't missing in the latest versions, it was just moved to the Edit menu.
2janschreiber :
Yeah, I've seen it, but too late. I noticed it right after I submitted the reply, and I couldn't edit or delete my reply.
Anyway, to tell the truth, this change(in notepad++ interface) cause more trouble to a user. I wonder how many people can figure out what is EOL on the spot.
that feature has moved to "Edit -> EOL Conversion" menu
I preferred it in main Format Menu as i used this feature a lot.
now it requires more clicks to accomplish this task :(
You can always bind it to a macro, and use the new Macro menu entry thereafter.
CChris