line-endings

I realize that the csv library in Python always generates DOS end-of-line characters. Even if I use the 'wb' mode, even if I use Linux. import csv f = open('output.txt', 'wb'); writer = csv.writer(f) writer.writerow([2,3,4]); f.close() The above code always uses '\r\n' as the end of line separator. How can I make it use use '\n' only? You can give your writer instance a custom lineterminator argument in the constructor: writer = csv.writer(f, lineterminator="\n") Don Kirkby As Niklas answered , the lineterminator argument lets you choose your line endings. Rather than hard coding it to \n ,

I want all files that I ever save in Sublime Text to be in Unix line ending format, even when I open files that were originally saved in a different format that I later edited in Sublime? Simply setting "default_line_ending": "unix" is not enough, because that doesn't convert Windows files as I mentioned. How do I do that? Here's a quick plugin to do the job: import sublime_plugin class SetUnixLineEndingsCommand(sublime_plugin.TextCommand): def run(self, edit): self.view.set_line_endings("unix") class SetLineEndings(sublime_plugin.EventListener): def on_pre_save(self, view): view.run_command(

When i try to commit the file in SVN its showing error as "Commit failed".Details follow....commit svn: Inconsistent line ending style. Check your svn properties on the directory / files. If you have svn:eol-style defined, but your file contains different styles (Unix vs DOS) the commit will fail, since SVN doesn't know which to convert to. Reference: http://svn.haxx.se/users/archive-2006-07/0702.shtml Once you're aware of the line ending style svn expects, most modern editors will have options to convert your source completely to one style or another. You can also run regular expressions to

My autocrlf is equal to true. In my cygwin-shell git status gives me a correct list of all my changes. In Git Bash git status says I modified all files in the project. I also see this in Git GUI and the Changes-tab in IntelliJ. How is this possible, and more importantly, how can I fix it? kostix Cygwin Git "sees the world" as if it runs on a POSIX platform—thanks to the emulation provided by Cygwin. Contrary to this, Git for Windows is a native Windows program which does not use any emulation and tries to be as close to Windows standards (however idiotic) as possible. What this leads to is

I have set in my PhpStorm line endings to LF but when I commit to github, sometimes I see some of the files again appear with CRLF line ending (I work on Windows). It happens with the same files I've edited and nobody edited them between my commits/pushes to repository. It's very irritating and I need to often change line endings to the same file. What could it be and how to fix it? I also have checked option "Warn if CRLF line separators are about to be commited" EDIT My local git config is this: [core] repositoryformatversion = 0 filemode = false bare = false logallrefupdates = true symlinks

In a Rails app, I'm accepting and parsing CSV files that may come formatted with any of three possible line termination characters: \n ( LF ), \r\n ( CR+LF ), or \r ( CR ). Ruby's File and CSV libraries seem to handle the first two cases just fine, but the last case ("Mac classic" \r line endings) isn't handled as a newline. It's important to be able to accept this format as well as the others, since Microsoft Excel for Mac (running on OS X) seems to use it when exporting to "Comma Separated Values" (although exporting to "Windows Comma Separated" produces the easier-to-handle \r\n ). Python

In Windows, Emacs is using cr-lf for a linebreak, but I like all my files to use Unix line endings (lf). I found a way to change it during my session, but I am not such an Emacs guru to translate the solution into an elisp command in my .emacs file. Can anybody help me, so Emacs in Windows will use lf permanently? tripleee See also How to configure GNU Emacs to write UNIX or DOS formatted files by default? (setq default-buffer-file-coding-system 'utf-8-unix) 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9760290/emacs-change-default-line-ending