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Originally posted by HQ
Riz, very imformative first post. Thanks.
So you are basically saying that I need a text editor that saves the file in Unix format (with Unix newlines) ...OR... have a DOS-based text editor and then after the file is uploaded to the Unix server THEN convert it with a program on the server. Right?
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Yep, can do that as well ;)
I know a very nice editor that let you use unix format.
Its called Programmer-Studio and its coool. I love it. Lets you manage project trees and stuff, much better than anything else I have used - and trust me, I've used EVERYTHING
regardless of that - just an idea.. I have a "fix" script that I use whenever I upload files to a server. This script contains general fixes, like CRLF and other replacements AS WELL as many server specific fixes. Its a great way to port code from server to server..
(just as an example, I code URLs with
http://localhost/... and fix replaces it with xxxmanager.com on the production servers or dev.xxxmanager.com onb the development server. It saves me aLOT of time and is very easy to use, I just type ./fix
