Does any one know how to disable the display of <CR> in a grey box when opening a file with different line endings. I don't want to resave the file with 'correct' line endings.
Maybe it should be tied into Show Invisibles menu command?
Thanks,
Dave.
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On Jan 10, 2013, at 3:33 PM, "Baldwin, Dave" dave.baldwin@intel.com wrote:
Does any one know how to disable the display of <CR> in a grey box when opening a file with different line endings. I don't want to resave the file with 'correct' line endings.
You cannot hide CR characters.
I don’t understand your setup. You have CR’s in your file, you wish them to stay in the file, yet they do not indicate a linebreak and you want them to be invisible when editing the file.
I am browsing source code I don't own and a few of the files have CR characters and I just find them distracting. It is not a big deal but it seems to me they should be treated as invisible characters as you don¹t normally see them. I may be missunderstanding what the intent is here.
Good to see updates happening regularly again.
Dave.
On 10/01/2013 18:56, "Allan Odgaard" mailinglist@textmate.org wrote:
On Jan 10, 2013, at 3:33 PM, "Baldwin, Dave" dave.baldwin@intel.com wrote:
Does any one know how to disable the display of <CR> in a grey box when opening a file with different line endings. I don't want to resave the file with 'correct' line endings.
You cannot hide CR characters.
I don¹t understand your setup. You have CR¹s in your file, you wish them to stay in the file, yet they do not indicate a linebreak and you want them to be invisible when editing the file.
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On Jan 11, 2013, at 11:29 AM, "Baldwin, Dave" dave.baldwin@intel.com wrote:
I am browsing source code I don't own and a few of the files have CR characters and I just find them distracting. It is not a big deal but it seems to me they should be treated as invisible characters as you don¹t normally see them. I may be missunderstanding what the intent is here.
A file should either consistently use LF for line endings, CRLF, or (Classic Mac) CR.
If a file is not consistent in its use of line endings, TextMate will treat LF as a line end marker and leave <CR> as “editable” characters.
Editable characters should be visible, and it could be you have code like:
puts "Write to socket<CR><LF>"
Or maybe receive a patch that converts <LF> to <CR><LF> (maybe because the user who generated the patch was using Windows and forgot to ensure unix-style line endings).
In both cases you want to actually see the <CR> characters.
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