Re: How to edit remove Linux files on gVim on Windows without 'end of line' character problem?

John Little wrote:
> On Wednesday, October 1, 2014 11:59:05 PM UTC+13, Igor Forca wrote:
> ...<line ending problems, diagnosed by converting to hex>...
>
> If you have not done so, I suggest reading the help on 'ff' and 'ffs':
>
> :help 'ff
>
> I use a status line (:set laststatus=2) with an expression that warns me if the line endings are not unix ones:
>
> set statusline=%<%f%1*%{&ff=~'u'?'':&ff}%*\ %h%m%r%=%-16.(%l,%2c\ \ %L%)\ %P
>
> The bits about the line endings are
>
> %1* set the highlighting to User1
> %{&ff=~'u'?'':&ff} if the ff option doesn't have a u, show it
> %* reset the highlighting back to the normal status line setting
>
> This way I'm warned if vim reads a dos or mac file; in most colour schemes the status line has a contrasting background to the text and User1 doesn't, so the break in the background is noticeable.
>
Igor: you might want to read :help netrw-putty . Renaming pscp.exe to
scp.exe is unnecessary.

Regards,
Chip Campbell

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