https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=365705
--- Comment #1 from Jennifer <jennifer...@yahoo.com> --- (In reply to Jennifer from comment #0) > In Settings --> Configure Editor --> Open/Save I have end of line set to > UNIX. In /ddisk/.kateconfig I had "eol dos", "Kate: eol dos", or "// Kate: > eol dos" (I tried it all three ways). If I create a new file with KWrite > and save it, it is save with unix-style end-of-lines (\n, not \r\n). > > If I open an existing file and select Tools --> End of line, it always shows > up as UNIX. My expectation is that any file saved under /ddisk (a mounted > partition shared with Windows) should be saved with \r\n at the end of each > line. Specifically, .kateconfig should override Settings --> Configure > Editor --> Open/Save --> End of line. > > Automatic end of line detection is unchecked. > > I'm using KWrite 4.14.2 (there is no option in the drop-down box for 4.14.2 > and there is no text box to enter the version manually). > > > Reproducible: Always > > Steps to Reproduce: > 1. Set Settings --> Configure Editor --> Open/Save --> End of line to UNIX. > 2. In a top-level directory, save a .kateconfig file containing "eol dos". > 3. Save a file there, or edit an existing file and save it. > 4. Examine this file with a hex editor such as Bless. > > Actual Results: > End of lines showed up as hex 0A. > > Expected Results: > End of lines should show up as hex 0D0A. > > I'm running Debian Jessie with the MATE desktop. I installed KWrite, which > pulled in katepart and a lot of other stuff, but I didn't install Kate > proper. > > The ability to save files with either UNIX or DOS end-of-lines, depending on > where I save it, is important to me. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
