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[Nano-devel] behaviour with a BOM is different when poslog is set
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Benno Schulenberg |
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[Nano-devel] behaviour with a BOM is different when poslog is set |
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Fri, 27 Mar 2015 17:25:24 +0100 |
Hi all,
When in the nanorc file the option poslog is *not* set (or when
opening any file for the very first time), and the file contains
a BOM, the first <Right> wil appear to do nothing -- but what it
does is step away from the zero-width BOM.
When the option poslog is set, however, even when leaving the
cursor on the BOM before closing the file (by giving enough
<Left>s), upon reopening the file the cursor will be on the
character after the BOM -- a single <Right> will move the
cursor to the next character.
I think nano should behave the same in both cases and reput
the cursor on the BOM when it was left there.
This is of course a complete edge case -- who wants to have
BOMs in their files? -- but still, when wanting to be able to
give clear instructions on how to remove a possible BOM, it
would be nice if it didn't depend on what options were set
in nanorc...
Although... 'nano +1 filename' and hitting <Backspace> seems
to work fine every time.
So... consider the above mail as some kind of documentation.
Keywords: remove BOM, nano editor, Byte order mark, delete.
Benno
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