Hi Mark,
If all the lines in a file end with \r\n, emacs will display it as a DOS
file and not show the \r. Some of the lines in JAXB generated code,
however, end with just \n, so emacs displays them as Unix files, showing
the \r on lines that have them. I'm not aware of any way to get emacs
not to display this character in a file it thinks is Unix.
You could experiment with adding
(setq-default buffer-file-coding-system 'undecided-dos)
to your .emacs, but that also controls line-ending style for buffers you
write from emacs.
Regards,
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Mark D. Hansen wrote:
> Thanks - that is what I get for using emacs with Windows! There must be
> a way to configure it to display the Windows system line.separator
> ("\r\n") properly.
>
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