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From: oster@dewey.soe.berkeley.edu (David Phillip Oster)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.programmer
Subject: Re: Editing UNIX files from Mac OS
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Date: 23 Sep 89 02:47:03 GMT
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In article <15944@brunix.UUCP> jcg@iris.brown.edu (Jim Grandy) writes:
>Can someone point me to a Mac OS editor which can read and edit text files 
>in which, as in UNIX, line feeds are used instead of carriage returns?

One solution: if you can find an editor available in source code, such as
a copy of the now out of print CAPPS', you can add a little loop to the
read and write routines to convert line feeds to carriage returns on read
and convert carriage returns to line feeds on write. In compiled code, it
will take just a millisecond.
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