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Jsimlo at 21:52, 6 May 2012

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<noinclude>{{manversion|6.0.0.17|feature}}__NOTOC__</noinclude>
{{#headline:File menu|Newlines}}

Provides option of currently selected type of {{defined|newlines}} being used within current document.

{{feature|Newlines}} option is used while saving the document as well as while typing text and invoking various tools. Since TED Notepad transparently supports several types of newlines (currently {{system|Windows}}, {{system|UNIX}} and {{system|Mac}}), one can actually compose documents using any of these different types of newlines and even combining them within one document. Although mixing newlines may be important for binary documents, it can cause lots of troubles when such document is opened in some other text editor (including some older versions of TED Notepad by the way).

The type of newlines inserted into document as line separators (e.g. upon using {{hotkey|Enter}} to start a new line) always correspond to current {{feature|Newlines}} option. Note: If {{field|Newlines|Mixed}} newlines are selected, {{system|Windows}} newlines are inserted.

Upon saving the document, all newlines from the document are converted into the selected type of newlines. This conversion, however, occurs without modifying the document itself, only the file being saved is affected. Therefore, the document must be re-loaded from the file to see the results. Note: If {{field|Newlines|Mixed}} newlines are selected, no conversion ocurs upon saving whatsoever and the document is saved as is.

Upon loading a file, {{feature|Newlines}} option is automatically set according to the kind of newlines found in the file being loaded. If several kinds of newlines are found within the file, {{field|Newlines|Mixed}} newlines are selected to indicate such file. If no newlines are present within the file at all, {{field|Settings:File|Default newlines}} setting is used as the default.

Besides {{menu|File menu}}, current {{feature|Newlines}} option is also indicated on the {{feature|Status bar}}. Double-click on the respective {{feature|Status bar}} panel to toggle the {{feature|Newlines}} option.

Note: Modifying the {{feature|Newlines}} option marks the document as modified to indicate that current {{feature|Newlines}} option does not necessarily match the file's newlines.

Note: {{field|Settings:File|Default newlines}} setting can be used to set the default value for {{feature|Newlines}} option for new documents and newline-less files. See chapter [[File page]] of the {{dialog|Settings}} dialog.

Note: {{field|Settings:Save/Load|No mixed newlines}} setting can be used to disable the {{field|Newlines|Mixed}} newlines. The {{field|Newlines|Mixed}} newlines then cannot be set as {{feature|Newlines}} option, and saving of mixed newlines into one file is not possible at all. This can be useful if one needs to prevent mixed newlines at all costs. See chapter [[Save/Load page]] of the {{dialog|Settings}} dialog.
* Note: A document can still contain mixed newlines as a result of changing the {{feature|Newlines}} option while typing the document. However, all newlines get safely auto-converted upon saving, since the {{feature|Newlines}} option will have to specify some specific type of newlines to convert to.
* Note: Whenever a file with mixed newlines is loaded, the {{feature|Newlines}} option is set according to {{field|Settings:File|Default newlines}} setting, but the actual newlines within the document remain mixed. Only if saved, newlines get auto-converted.

Note: If loading file thru {{feature|Include File}}, {{feature|Newlines}} option is not modified.

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 Provides option of currently selected type of {{defined|newlines}} being used within current document.
-{{feature|Newlines}} option is used while saving the document as well as while typing text and invoking various tools. Since TED Notepad transparently supports several types of newlines (currently {{field|Newlines|Windows}}, {{field|Newlines|Unix}} and {{field|Newlines|Mac}}), one can actually compose documents using any of these different types of newlines and even combining them within one document (by using {{field|Newlines|Mixed}} newlines). Note: Although mixing newlines may be important for binary documents, it can cause lots of troubles when such document is opened in some other text editor (including some older versions of TED Notepad by the way).
+{{feature|Newlines}} option is used while saving the document as well as while typing text and invoking various tools. Since TED Notepad transparently supports several types of newlines (currently {{field|Newlines|Win}}, {{field|Newlines|Unix}} and {{field|Newlines|Mac}}), one can actually compose documents using any of these different types of newlines and even combining them within one document (by using {{field|Newlines|Mixed}} newlines). Note: Although mixing newlines may be important for binary documents, it can cause lots of troubles when such document is opened in some other text editor (including some older versions of TED Notepad by the way).
 The type of newlines inserted into document as line separators (e.g. upon using {{hotkey|Enter}} to start a new line) always correspond to current {{feature|Newlines}} option. Note: If {{field|Newlines|Mixed}} newlines are selected, {{system|Windows}} newlines are inserted.

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 Provides option of currently selected type of {{defined|newlines}} being used within current document.
-{{feature|Newlines}} option is used while saving the document as well as while typing text and invoking various tools. Since TED Notepad transparently supports several types of newlines (currently {{field|Newlines|Windows}}, {{field|Newlines|UNIX}} and {{field|Newlines|Mac}}), one can actually compose documents using any of these different types of newlines and even combining them within one document (by using {{field|Newlines|Mixed}} newlines). Note: Although mixing newlines may be important for binary documents, it can cause lots of troubles when such document is opened in some other text editor (including some older versions of TED Notepad by the way).
+{{feature|Newlines}} option is used while saving the document as well as while typing text and invoking various tools. Since TED Notepad transparently supports several types of newlines (currently {{field|Newlines|Windows}}, {{field|Newlines|Unix}} and {{field|Newlines|Mac}}), one can actually compose documents using any of these different types of newlines and even combining them within one document (by using {{field|Newlines|Mixed}} newlines). Note: Although mixing newlines may be important for binary documents, it can cause lots of troubles when such document is opened in some other text editor (including some older versions of TED Notepad by the way).
 The type of newlines inserted into document as line separators (e.g. upon using {{hotkey|Enter}} to start a new line) always correspond to current {{feature|Newlines}} option. Note: If {{field|Newlines|Mixed}} newlines are selected, {{system|Windows}} newlines are inserted.

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 Upon loading a file, {{feature|Newlines}} option is automatically set according to the kind of newlines found in the file being loaded. If several kinds of newlines are found within the file, {{field|Newlines|Mixed}} newlines are selected to indicate such file. If no newlines are present within the file at all, {{field|Settings:File|Default newlines}} setting is used as the default.
-Besides {{menu|File menu}}, current {{feature|Newlines}} option is also indicated on the {{feature|Status bar}}. Double-click on the respective {{feature|Status bar}} panel to toggle the {{feature|Newlines}} option.
+Besides {{menu|File menu}}, current {{feature|Newlines}} option is also indicated on the {{feature|Status Bar}}. Double-click on the respective {{feature|Status Bar}} panel to toggle the {{feature|Newlines}} option.
 Note: Modifying the {{feature|Newlines}} option marks the document as modified to indicate that current {{feature|Newlines}} option does not necessarily match the file's newlines.

Newlines - Revision history

Jsimlo at 12:50, 19 November 2013

Jsimlo at 12:50, 19 November 2013

Jsimlo at 12:43, 19 November 2013

Jsimlo at 21:52, 6 May 2012

Jsimlo: Created page with "{{manversion|6.0.0.17|feature}}__NOTOC__ {{#headline:File menu|Newlines}} Provides option of currently selected type of {{defined|newlines}} being used wi..."

Jsimlo: Created page with "{{manversion|6.0.0.17|feature}}NOTOC {{#headline:File menu|Newlines}} Provides option of currently selected type of {{defined|newlines}} being used wi..."