I use Eclipse on Windows to edit files on a remotely mounted Linux SMB share.
Coupled with Samba's stubborn opposition to on-the-fly mapping, Eclipse's insistence on CR/LF creates a real headache with Perl scripts.
Any workarounds?
I use Eclipse on Windows to edit files on a remotely mounted Linux SMB share.
Coupled with Samba's stubborn opposition to on-the-fly mapping, Eclipse's insistence on CR/LF creates a real headache with Perl scripts.
Any workarounds?
In Eclipse, the end-of-line sequence setting can be found under Window > Preferences > General > Workspace > "New text file line delimiter"
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I just stumbled upon an easy way of fixing these problems when you run into someone else's code that has them. In Eclipse just go to Source > Format.
It'll immediately clear out all CR/LF combinations and replace all normal CRs with LFs so the code will display nicely without the extra blank lines in the code.