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Those in the know already love Notepad2 and have much respect for Flo's flow. But, just when I thought I couldn't dig it more, today I had to edit some CVS files that were on SourceForge. They are Unix files (meaning Line Feeds terminating each line [LF] rather than CarriageReturn/LineFeed [CR/LF]) and the FAQ said in no uncertain terms - be careful when editing these files on Windows. 

那些知道的人已经喜欢Notepad2并且对Flo的流程非常尊重。 但是，就在我以为无法继续挖掘的时候，今天我不得不编辑SourceForge上的一些CVS文件。 它们是Unix文件(意味着换行符终止每行[LF]，而不是CarriageReturn / LineFeed [CR / LF])，并且FAQ的含义很明确-在Windows上编辑这些文件时要小心。

That's advice that's always good to follow. Note only should you know your CR/LF status, but also whether you have Tabs vs. Spaces, and if you are ANSI or UTF-8 or Unicode.

这是始终遵循的建议。 请仅注意您是否知道CR / LF状态，以及是否具有制表符与空格符，以及您是ANSI还是UTF-8或Unicode。

Anyway, Notepad2 not only shows the the LF status in the status bar and optionally at the end of each line, BUT it also lets you CHANGE THE FILES STATUS by simply double clicking on the status bar indicator.

无论如何，Notepad2不仅可以在状态栏中显示LF状态，而且还可以选择在每行的末尾显示LF状态，但是它还允许您通过双击状态栏指示器来更改文件状态。

Fabulous. I was able to edit the Unix files without fear and with the confidence that the files I saved were correct. Slick.

极好。 我能够编辑Unix文件而不必担心，并且可以确信保存的文件是正确的。 光滑

翻译自: https://www.hanselman.com/blog/darned-usable-yet-another-reason-that-notepad2-is-the-editor-of-choice-and-the-magic-of-crlf-vs-lf

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