#39 lf-to-crlf also inserts crlf at end-of-file in addition to converting

[Per Magne Bjornerud]

I assume this is a bug, just wanted to let you know. Not critical for me to fix.

To reproduce:
Create a new file (test.txt) with two lines, having a single CRLF at the end of the first line only.

Run SFK:
sfk lf-to-crlf test.txt

Result:
The file will now have a CRLF at the end of the second line as well as the first.

Expected result:
No change.

Again, not critical, thanks for the tool!

[stahlworks]

I cannot reproduce. I think this issue is fixed since a long time. Please make sure that you use the latest sfk 1.7.5 or the 1.7.6 pre-release from http://stahlworks.com/dev/pre/

Create a new file (test.txt) with two lines, having a single CRLF at the end of the first line only.

You probably mean: having a single LF at the end of the first line.

Test:

• check sfk version by

  sfk ver.

• create a file tmp1.txt with two lines in unix format, the second line having no line ending

  first line
  second line

• sfk hexdumple tmp1.txt tells:

  66697273 74206C69 6E650A73 65636F6E 64206C69 6E65

so there is only one "0A" unix line ending.

• sfk lf-to-crlf tmp1.txt

• sfk hexdumple tmp1.txt tells:

  66697273 74206C69 6E650D0A 7365636F 6E64206C 696E65

and there is only one "0D0A" CRLF line ending.

[Per Magne Bjornerud]

Sorry, my bad.

I used Chocolatey to install, and it seems that version is very much out of date.
(https://chocolatey.org/packages/SwissFileKnife currently at SFK v1.6.9)