>>>> "David" == David Karr <Karr> writes:
David> What's curious is, when I had this hardcoded setting, in my
David> mode line, I would always see "Auto---". Now that I
David> removed the line, I see either "Raw---" or "Raw:T-". I
see
David> the "Raw:T" on files that have DOS eols. I don't know what
David> the ":T" specifically means, but it seems odd to me that
Hi David, I can't find the relevant docs myself now, but :t indicates
it's a Windows text (vs. binary) file (a file with CRLF line endings,
as opposed to LF only).
Hope this helps,
Adrian
David> the notion of "Auto" and "Raw" seems opposite to what
it
David> appears to be doing. When it was showing "Auto", it felt
David> like it was "raw", because it would show the file contents
David> without parsing out the ^Ms. When it was showing "Raw", it
David> did parse out the ^Ms.
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