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| − | The 2.0.0 version(current at the time of writting) is flawed for linux/unix, because its format is for DOS. |
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| − | To fix this unzip the LineCommenter.vim and run dos2unix on the file to convert the newlines to Unix format. |
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| + | ==Fix for Linux== |
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| + | The 2.0.0 version of the script does not work on Unix-based systems because it uses CRLF line endings (DOS file format) which cause errors like {{tt|E492: Not an editor command: ^M}}. |
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| + | To fix, unzip the script and use the advice at [[file format]] (or use <tt>dos2unix</tt>) to fix the line endings. |
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| + | ==Comments== |
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Fix for Linux
The 2.0.0 version of the script does not work on Unix-based systems because it uses CRLF line endings (DOS file format) which cause errors like E492: Not an editor command: ^M.
To fix, unzip the script and use the advice at file format (or use dos2unix) to fix the line endings.