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mode-line in emacs
From: |
James D |
Subject: |
mode-line in emacs |
Date: |
Tue, 27 May 2003 13:59:33 -0300 |
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KNode/0.7.2 |
Can someone explain what those end-of-line (dos, unix, mac, undecided)
annotations in emacs mode-line mean? Let me put it more clearly: I know LF
is the separation of lines convention for unix, CR for mac and CRLF for dos
(CR=carriage return, LF=line feed) but still it is not obvious to me what
exactly they mean and how they affect my files. I am writing a little book
using LaTeX and some of my files are marked dos, others unix. Is the final
output influenced by these options? Are they really options? How can I
change them? Please educate me.
Thanks
James D
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