Line Endings Unify
batch change files endings
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- Total 26K
- Win 16K
- Mac 7K
- Linux 3K
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Sublime Line Endings Unify
change files endings (Mac
,Unix
,Windows
) to Unix
(aka \n
). (windows with sublime3 will be Windows
(aka \r\n
))
Installation:
- you should use sublime package manager
- use
cmd+shift+P
thenPackage Control: Install Package
- look for
Line Endings Unify
and install it. - OR, Clone or unpack to “Line Endings Unify” folder inside “Packages” of your Sublime installation.
How to use:
- drag folder to sublime
- use
cmd+shift+P
thenLine Endings Unify
- or bind some key in your user key binding:
{
"keys": ["ctrl+alt+shift+l"],
"command": "line_endings_unify"
}
- check file extentions to be handled
- done
always backup your data