suszterpatt
Senior member
I work with text files on a Windows machine. I often need to convert these text files to unix formatting (and then pack them into a .tgz, but that's besides the point). I can do this by opening them up one by one in notepad++, converting them and saving them, but I'm looking for a quicker and easier way. I'm guessing there are some cmd commands I could use in a batch file or something?
Bonus points for a solution that creates a copy of each file (but with unix formatting and a slightly altered filename) instead of overwriting the originals. Yet more bonus points for creating a .tgz file out of them. 🙂
And just to reiterate, this all has to be done in Windows (Vista, to be exact).
Bonus points for a solution that creates a copy of each file (but with unix formatting and a slightly altered filename) instead of overwriting the originals. Yet more bonus points for creating a .tgz file out of them. 🙂
And just to reiterate, this all has to be done in Windows (Vista, to be exact).