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Subject: RE: Where is patch?
Date: Wed, 14 Dec 2005 15:47:57 -0500
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From: "Richard Campbell" <richard DOT campbell AT air2web DOT com>
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> *** For Emacs: I would like the default on MS Windows to be CR-LF line endings. That would in my opinion be less surpricing for an MS Windows user.

1. My opinion is that \n line endings on Cygwin (a Unix-ish environment) are less surprising.  
2. Cygwin already has a feature for determining line endings for files opened in text mode, and a corresponding install setting for the default (dos versus unix).  If you wanted a default CR-LF ending out of Emacs, you could get it that way.

-Richard Campbell.

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