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Mar 06, 2020 The file will have its original line endings in your working directory. In Unix systems the end of a line is represented with a line feed (LF). In windows a line is represented with a carriage return (CR) and a line feed (LF) thus (CRLF). When you get code from git that was uploaded from a unix system they will only have an LF. Jan 15, 2009 in Visual Studio: Go to ’file’ - ’Advance Save’ then a dialog box will open In that Dialog box see the drop down option titled ’Line Ending’ see the drop down menu and select ’Windows (CR LF)’ Click ’OK’ And Cheers!!!
I can’t figure out how to do this on a Mac and it seams a lot of tutorials online are just showing you how to do it on windows. It would be nice to have something more up-to-date for mac Any Help Is Greatly Appreciated Thanks. Convert text files to CRLF or LF line endings. I use code generation via template in Unity, and Unity saves line endings as LF by default. Working in Visual Studio, this creates constant warnings about inconsistent line endings. This is a quick fix. Can be done recursively or only on target directory. Allows for ignored strings. convert_line_endings.py #! /usr/env python3importosimportsysfromoptparseimportOptionParser#TODO: # options are getting out of control# use a config file insteadparser=OptionParser()parser.add_option(’-v’, ’--verbose’, action=’store_true’, dest=’verbose’, default=False, help=’convert files and report’)parser.add_option(’-r’, ’--recursive’, action=’store_true’, dest=’recursive’, default=False, help=’search and convert files in subdirectories. otherwise only files in target directory are converted’)parser.add_option(’-d’, ’--dir’, dest=’directory’, default=os.getcwd(), help=’target directory to search and convert. default is current working directory’)parser.add_option(’-e’, ’--extension’, dest=’extension’, default=’cs’, help=’filetype to search and convert. defaults to .cs’)parser.add_option(’-u’, ’--unix’, action=’store_true’,dest=’unix’, help=’set line endings to unix-style. default is windows’)parser.add_option(’-a’, ’--active’, action=’store_true’,dest=’active’, default=False, help=’if this is not set, converter will run in debug-only mode. no files will be converted. this is for development’)parser.add_option(’-i’, ’--ignore’, action=’append’, dest=’ignore’, default=[], help=’list of strings to ignore. please note, this is a very basic ignore method. it may not work as thoroughly as necessary. this is marked as TODO’)(options, args) =parser.parse_args()converted_count=0ignored_files= []ignored_dirs= []deftraverse_directories(dir):ifnotoptions.recursive: get_and_convert_files_in_dir(dir)returnifoptions.verbose:print(’recursively walking directories, starting in: ’, dir)forroot, subFolders, filesinos.walk(dir, onerror=error):foriinoptions.ignore:forsinsubFolders:ifiinsandnotsinignored_dirs:ignored_dirs.append(s)subFolders[:] = [dfordinsubFoldersifnotdinignored_dirs]get_and_convert_files_in_dir(root)defget_and_convert_files_in_dir(dir):globalignored_filesskip=Falsefiles= [os.path.join(dir, f) forfinos.listdir(dir) ifos.path.isfile(os.path.join(dir, f)) andf.endswith(’.’+options.extension)]forfinfiles:foriinoptions.ignore:ifiinos.path.abspath(f):skip=Trueifskip:ifoptions.verbose:print(’file matched ignore pattern, skipping: ’, f)ignored_files.append(f)else:convert_file(f)defconvert_file(file):globalconverted_countskip=Falseifoptions.activeandnotskip:out_file=Noneendings=’n’ifoptions.unixelse’rn’out_file=open(file, ’r’).read()f=open(file, ’w’, newline=endings)f.write(out_file)f.close()converted_count+=1ifnotskipelse0ifoptions.verbose:print(’converted line endings on file: ’, os.path.abspath(file))deferror(e):raiseOSError(e)traverse_directories(options.directory)ifnotoptions.active:print(’n*****WARNING*****nntno files were harmed in the running of this script.ntfiles were not converted, because the -a ’active’ flag was not set.’)print(’tthis is for your own good. you must set the flag to active to prevent any accidental conversionsnn’)ifoptions.verbose:endings= (’LF (unix)’, ’CRLF (windows)’)print(’filetype converted: ’, options.extension)print(’files converted from ’, endings[1ifoptions.unixelse0], ’ to ’, endings[0ifoptions.unixelse1])print(’ignore tokens:n’, ’n’.join(options.ignore))print(’skipped directories:n ’, ’n’.join(ignored_dirs))print(’skipped files: n’, ’n’.join(ignored_files))print(’total files converted: ’, converted_count)Sign up for freeto join this conversation on GitHub. Already have an account? Sign in to comment
Visual Studio 2010 version can be found here.
Line Endings Unifier is an extension which allows you to change line endings in a whole solution, a specific project, a chosen folder or a certain source file. Just right click on a solution, a project, a folder or a source file in the Solution Explorer to find the ’Unify Line Endings’ option.
You can go to the extension’s options page:
Options -> Line Endings Unifier -> General Settings
to determine whether you want to have your line endings unified automatically on document save and to specify file extensions supported.
You can set the Default Line Ending to ’Dominant’ - the line ending type that occurs the most in a given file.
By default, after hitting ’Save All’ button all files from a loaded solution are unified. If you want to unify only files that are open in the editor on ’Save All’, set Unify Only Open Files On Save All to True.
The extension is capable of removing trailing whitespace characters while unifying newlines in your source files - you can turn on this feature by setting Remove Trailing Whitespace to True.
You can make the extension remember when and how files were unified by setting Track Changes to True - this will improve performance in some scenarios. Please note that this feature creates a ’.leu’ file in the solution directory.
Also, you can tell the extension to write some output to the Output window. To do this, set Write Report To The Output Window option to True.
To see the output from the extension, look at the Output window and set Show output from to Line Endings Unifier:
Changes
Version 1.1
*added ’Unify Line Endings In This Folder’ option
*added counting of changed line endings
Version 1.2
*added ’Force Default Line Ending On Document Save’ option
*fixed a minor bug occurring on unifying line endings in *.vb files
Version 1.2.1
*added ’Supported File Formats’ option
Version 1.2.2
*fixed bug occurring on ’Save All’
*fixed bug occurring sometimes on installation on Visual Studio 2012
Version 1.3
*added support for Visual Studio 2010
*added measuring of a time elapsed during unifying process
*added new option - ’Save Files After Unifying’
*changed options descriptions
*fixed two bugs (null reference exceptions)
Version 1.3.1
*added additional code to make sure commands are visibleHow To Convert Line Endings In Visual Studio For Mac Visual Studio Tutorial
Version 1.3.2
*added looking for projects in solution folders
*made unifying run as a separate task
Version 1.4
*added reporting changes in the Output window
Version 1.4.1
*added information about elapsed time in extension’s reports
Version 1.4.2
*added new option - ’Unify Only Open Files On Save All’
Version 1.4.3
*improved the performance of unifying large files
Version 1.4.4
*added new type of default line ending - Dominant
Version 1.4.5
*added Dominant type of line ending in the dialog appearing after RMB click on a solution, project, folder or a file
*the default line ending is now selected by default in the dialog mentioned above
Version 1.4.6
*added Supported File Names to options
Version 1.4.7
*fixed a bug: unifying didn’t work on starting the build process, closing the document tab and comparing the files in a version control system
Version 1.4.8
*fixed a bug: starting the build process caused unifying all files and a rebuild of a whole project as a result
Version 1.4.9
*improved output
Version 1.5How To Convert Line Endings In Visual Studio For Mac Community
*added Visual Studio 2017 support
Version 1.5.1
*fixed a bug: no changes were actually made to the files not open in the editor when ’Save Files On Unifying’ option was set to False
Version 1.6
*fixed a bug: ’Force Default Line Ending On Document Save’ conflicts with Typescript’s ’compileOnSave’
*fixed a bug: XAML files are ignored when doing a project wide unification of line endings
*added new option: ’Add Newline On The Last Line’
Version 1.6.1
*fixed a bug: trailing semicolon in the ’Supported File Formats’ list caused problems
Version 1.7
*added new option: ’Track Changes’
Version 1.8
*added new option: ’Remove Trailing Whitespace’
Version 1.8.1
*fixed a bug: https://github.com/jakubbielawa/LineEndingsUnifier/issues/12
Version 1.9
*added Visual Studio 2019 support (thanks to sherief)
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Mar 06, 2020 The file will have its original line endings in your working directory. In Unix systems the end of a line is represented with a line feed (LF). In windows a line is represented with a carriage return (CR) and a line feed (LF) thus (CRLF). When you get code from git that was uploaded from a unix system they will only have an LF. Jan 15, 2009 in Visual Studio: Go to ’file’ - ’Advance Save’ then a dialog box will open In that Dialog box see the drop down option titled ’Line Ending’ see the drop down menu and select ’Windows (CR LF)’ Click ’OK’ And Cheers!!!
I can’t figure out how to do this on a Mac and it seams a lot of tutorials online are just showing you how to do it on windows. It would be nice to have something more up-to-date for mac Any Help Is Greatly Appreciated Thanks. Convert text files to CRLF or LF line endings. I use code generation via template in Unity, and Unity saves line endings as LF by default. Working in Visual Studio, this creates constant warnings about inconsistent line endings. This is a quick fix. Can be done recursively or only on target directory. Allows for ignored strings. convert_line_endings.py #! /usr/env python3importosimportsysfromoptparseimportOptionParser#TODO: # options are getting out of control# use a config file insteadparser=OptionParser()parser.add_option(’-v’, ’--verbose’, action=’store_true’, dest=’verbose’, default=False, help=’convert files and report’)parser.add_option(’-r’, ’--recursive’, action=’store_true’, dest=’recursive’, default=False, help=’search and convert files in subdirectories. otherwise only files in target directory are converted’)parser.add_option(’-d’, ’--dir’, dest=’directory’, default=os.getcwd(), help=’target directory to search and convert. default is current working directory’)parser.add_option(’-e’, ’--extension’, dest=’extension’, default=’cs’, help=’filetype to search and convert. defaults to .cs’)parser.add_option(’-u’, ’--unix’, action=’store_true’,dest=’unix’, help=’set line endings to unix-style. default is windows’)parser.add_option(’-a’, ’--active’, action=’store_true’,dest=’active’, default=False, help=’if this is not set, converter will run in debug-only mode. no files will be converted. this is for development’)parser.add_option(’-i’, ’--ignore’, action=’append’, dest=’ignore’, default=[], help=’list of strings to ignore. please note, this is a very basic ignore method. it may not work as thoroughly as necessary. this is marked as TODO’)(options, args) =parser.parse_args()converted_count=0ignored_files= []ignored_dirs= []deftraverse_directories(dir):ifnotoptions.recursive: get_and_convert_files_in_dir(dir)returnifoptions.verbose:print(’recursively walking directories, starting in: ’, dir)forroot, subFolders, filesinos.walk(dir, onerror=error):foriinoptions.ignore:forsinsubFolders:ifiinsandnotsinignored_dirs:ignored_dirs.append(s)subFolders[:] = [dfordinsubFoldersifnotdinignored_dirs]get_and_convert_files_in_dir(root)defget_and_convert_files_in_dir(dir):globalignored_filesskip=Falsefiles= [os.path.join(dir, f) forfinos.listdir(dir) ifos.path.isfile(os.path.join(dir, f)) andf.endswith(’.’+options.extension)]forfinfiles:foriinoptions.ignore:ifiinos.path.abspath(f):skip=Trueifskip:ifoptions.verbose:print(’file matched ignore pattern, skipping: ’, f)ignored_files.append(f)else:convert_file(f)defconvert_file(file):globalconverted_countskip=Falseifoptions.activeandnotskip:out_file=Noneendings=’n’ifoptions.unixelse’rn’out_file=open(file, ’r’).read()f=open(file, ’w’, newline=endings)f.write(out_file)f.close()converted_count+=1ifnotskipelse0ifoptions.verbose:print(’converted line endings on file: ’, os.path.abspath(file))deferror(e):raiseOSError(e)traverse_directories(options.directory)ifnotoptions.active:print(’n*****WARNING*****nntno files were harmed in the running of this script.ntfiles were not converted, because the -a ’active’ flag was not set.’)print(’tthis is for your own good. you must set the flag to active to prevent any accidental conversionsnn’)ifoptions.verbose:endings= (’LF (unix)’, ’CRLF (windows)’)print(’filetype converted: ’, options.extension)print(’files converted from ’, endings[1ifoptions.unixelse0], ’ to ’, endings[0ifoptions.unixelse1])print(’ignore tokens:n’, ’n’.join(options.ignore))print(’skipped directories:n ’, ’n’.join(ignored_dirs))print(’skipped files: n’, ’n’.join(ignored_files))print(’total files converted: ’, converted_count)Sign up for freeto join this conversation on GitHub. Already have an account? Sign in to comment
Visual Studio 2010 version can be found here.
Line Endings Unifier is an extension which allows you to change line endings in a whole solution, a specific project, a chosen folder or a certain source file. Just right click on a solution, a project, a folder or a source file in the Solution Explorer to find the ’Unify Line Endings’ option.
You can go to the extension’s options page:
Options -> Line Endings Unifier -> General Settings
to determine whether you want to have your line endings unified automatically on document save and to specify file extensions supported.
You can set the Default Line Ending to ’Dominant’ - the line ending type that occurs the most in a given file.
By default, after hitting ’Save All’ button all files from a loaded solution are unified. If you want to unify only files that are open in the editor on ’Save All’, set Unify Only Open Files On Save All to True.
The extension is capable of removing trailing whitespace characters while unifying newlines in your source files - you can turn on this feature by setting Remove Trailing Whitespace to True.
You can make the extension remember when and how files were unified by setting Track Changes to True - this will improve performance in some scenarios. Please note that this feature creates a ’.leu’ file in the solution directory.
Also, you can tell the extension to write some output to the Output window. To do this, set Write Report To The Output Window option to True.
To see the output from the extension, look at the Output window and set Show output from to Line Endings Unifier:
Changes
Version 1.1
*added ’Unify Line Endings In This Folder’ option
*added counting of changed line endings
Version 1.2
*added ’Force Default Line Ending On Document Save’ option
*fixed a minor bug occurring on unifying line endings in *.vb files
Version 1.2.1
*added ’Supported File Formats’ option
Version 1.2.2
*fixed bug occurring on ’Save All’
*fixed bug occurring sometimes on installation on Visual Studio 2012
Version 1.3
*added support for Visual Studio 2010
*added measuring of a time elapsed during unifying process
*added new option - ’Save Files After Unifying’
*changed options descriptions
*fixed two bugs (null reference exceptions)
Version 1.3.1
*added additional code to make sure commands are visibleHow To Convert Line Endings In Visual Studio For Mac Visual Studio Tutorial
Version 1.3.2
*added looking for projects in solution folders
*made unifying run as a separate task
Version 1.4
*added reporting changes in the Output window
Version 1.4.1
*added information about elapsed time in extension’s reports
Version 1.4.2
*added new option - ’Unify Only Open Files On Save All’
Version 1.4.3
*improved the performance of unifying large files
Version 1.4.4
*added new type of default line ending - Dominant
Version 1.4.5
*added Dominant type of line ending in the dialog appearing after RMB click on a solution, project, folder or a file
*the default line ending is now selected by default in the dialog mentioned above
Version 1.4.6
*added Supported File Names to options
Version 1.4.7
*fixed a bug: unifying didn’t work on starting the build process, closing the document tab and comparing the files in a version control system
Version 1.4.8
*fixed a bug: starting the build process caused unifying all files and a rebuild of a whole project as a result
Version 1.4.9
*improved output
Version 1.5How To Convert Line Endings In Visual Studio For Mac Community
*added Visual Studio 2017 support
Version 1.5.1
*fixed a bug: no changes were actually made to the files not open in the editor when ’Save Files On Unifying’ option was set to False
Version 1.6
*fixed a bug: ’Force Default Line Ending On Document Save’ conflicts with Typescript’s ’compileOnSave’
*fixed a bug: XAML files are ignored when doing a project wide unification of line endings
*added new option: ’Add Newline On The Last Line’
Version 1.6.1
*fixed a bug: trailing semicolon in the ’Supported File Formats’ list caused problems
Version 1.7
*added new option: ’Track Changes’
Version 1.8
*added new option: ’Remove Trailing Whitespace’
Version 1.8.1
*fixed a bug: https://github.com/jakubbielawa/LineEndingsUnifier/issues/12
Version 1.9
*added Visual Studio 2019 support (thanks to sherief)
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