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RE: [h-e-w] The list is back up!
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Pete Klammer |
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RE: [h-e-w] The list is back up! |
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Wed, 10 Sep 2003 17:04:42 -0600 |
Typing C-Q C-J from your keyboard enters a "newline" in the current buffer
(especially handy in the command-input buffer entering a search string!).
A "newline" in a DOS-formatted file is stored as CR,LF (C-M, C-J); in a Un*x
file, it is stored as NL (C-J, same byte we call "linefeed").
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Peter F. Klammer, P.E.
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-----Original Message-----
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Of C. R. Oldham
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Subject: RE: [h-e-w] The list is back up!
> On the WinTel platform, Ctrl-Q Ctrl-J would represent CR/LF.
No, I disagree. Windows' line ending convention is CR LF (^M^J).
That's why when you open a file that came from a Windows box in Emacs
without coding system translation enabled you see
Line1^M
Line2^M
Line3^M
--cro
- searching and replacing with newline or CRLF (was Re: [h-e-w] The list is back up!), (continued)
- RE: [h-e-w] The list is back up!, Bingham, Jay, 2003/09/09
- RE: [h-e-w] The list is back up!, C. R. Oldham, 2003/09/09
- RE: [h-e-w] The list is back up!, Raymond Zeitler, 2003/09/09
- RE: [h-e-w] The list is back up!, C. R. Oldham, 2003/09/09
- RE: [h-e-w] The list is back up!,
Pete Klammer <=
- RE: [h-e-w] The list is back up!, Raymond Zeitler, 2003/09/10