[plt-scheme] How to preserve line endings in DrScheme?

Hello,
I don't know how to do this in DrScheme, but using subversion might be 
an option:

Subversion automatically and transparently converts line endings 
between platforms. So you can make a svn repo (in windows or unix), 
add the file to the repo using the unix svn, check it out using 
windows svn to a working directory and edit using DrScheme, and commit 
the file to the repo when you are done. The line endings will be unix 
style when you check it out on that side, and windows style when you 
check out on the windows side.

If you don't have a unix pc handy, you can install and use Cygwin as a 
substitute on the windows machine.

If all this is a bit too complicated for just getting the line endings 
right, a programmer's editor like notepad++ always has single-click 
commands for converting line endings, you can use one after you are 
done working in DrScheme.

Hope this helps a bit,
--Yavuz

Marcio Faustino wrote:
> Hi everyone,
> 
> I have a Scheme source code file with Unix line endings in Windows and
> whenever I edit it under DrScheme, it converts the line endings to
> Unix. How can I prevent this?
> 
> Thanks,
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