Re: elisp to change line endings for new remote file

[Kevin Rodgers]

yary wrote:
> Thanks all. I already knew about add-untranslated-filesystem. tramp/
> plink is smart enough to not translate its files, so that's not the
> solution for creating new files with unix line endings.

Then where do the DOS line endings come from?

When you visit a new file via tramp, what does `C-h v 
buffer-file-coding-system'
report?  Did you actually add the file's directory (or an ancestor 
directory) to
untranslated-filesystem-list?

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Kevin Rodgers
Denver, Colorado, USA