Hello! Absolutely great tool @mdolidon
I was hoping for a feature request, which I will gladly make a small condation for.
Lets be honest, most of us use this on Linux to find those pesky Windows CR-LF.
When I try and find files in verbose mode, it prints all the "LF" files, and theres a lot of them. I am really only looking for problematic CR-LF files.
So I was hoping for a less-verbose mode, that would only print
- No line ending
- Windows (CR-LF)
- Mixed endings
And NOT print - Unix (LF)
An example output would be (what Im currently doing): grep -rIl -m 1 $'\r' which only finds the problematic files.
For more configuration, a toggle could be provided to choose between verbose (all) or verbose (some) and somehow choose which few line endings to scan for.
Hello! Absolutely great tool @mdolidon
I was hoping for a feature request, which I will gladly make a small condation for.
Lets be honest, most of us use this on Linux to find those pesky Windows CR-LF.
When I try and find files in verbose mode, it prints all the "LF" files, and theres a lot of them. I am really only looking for problematic CR-LF files.
So I was hoping for a less-verbose mode, that would only print
And NOT print
- Unix (LF)An example output would be (what Im currently doing):
grep -rIl -m 1 $'\r'which only finds the problematic files.For more configuration, a toggle could be provided to choose between verbose (all) or verbose (some) and somehow choose which few line endings to scan for.