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[Pythonsudoku-devel] Coding in Windows

[liang y. <iam...@gm...>]

Hi All:
    This is my first mail:)Also to test whether I join the mail list
successfully,so if anybody receive this mail ,please give me a
confirm,thanks.
    I am from China(GMT+8).
    I know the newline character in DOS or Windows is "\r\n",but in unix
it's just "\n".To convert it ,you can use sed or just tr command,but after I
tried it  i found  it didn't work well.So I prefer to use the command
unix2dos(It must be installed in almost every GNU/Linux).Also we need a
small script to convert the *.py file recursively.I try to do it now.

Best Wishes

Yuliang

Re: [Pythonsudoku-devel] Coding in Windows

[Xosé A. O. F. <xos...@gm...>]

On Sunday 21 September 2008 04:06:59 liang yu wrote:
>     This is my first mail:)Also to test whether I join the mail list
> successfully,so if anybody receive this mail ,please give me a
> confirm,thanks.

All seems to work well :) (As you know after my previous e-mail! :D)


>     I am from China(GMT+8).

I suppose it for your name, but it's good to know. In Spain we are in GMT+2 
(it's a bit late... I know ;)).


>     I know the newline character in DOS or Windows is "\r\n",but in unix
> it's just "\n".To convert it ,you can use sed or just tr command,but after
> I tried it  i found  it didn't work well.So I prefer to use the command
> unix2dos(It must be installed in almost every GNU/Linux).

I never checked this because I thought that the zip format/program could 
uncompress the text files in native newline.


Funny thing: changing the newline in the subversion of some files I found that 
some files haven't the property "svn:eol-style" set...