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notepad requires Auto* utf-8 encoding /decoder (Universal Cyrillic encoding /decoder and Converter.You can give (it to the Context menu for example)
) let's say I have a clumsy gibberish in text that was not saved correctly and it is displayed >"ìîÿ æèçíü ýòî ÷åðòâî ïîðî÷íûé êðóã è ýòî shit" and I can't see it , but there are
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The current version of the texteditor uses Unix line endings. For many Windows users this is disturbing.
Therefore I suggest the following:
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Auto detect line ending if we open an existing file and continue to use the same line ending for this file.
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For new files we should have a config.php switch to define the default.
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The CryptPad config file is created as config.js in the cryptpad installation directory, while CryptPad seems to expect it at config/config.js.
https://github.com/systemli/ansible-role-cryptpad/blob/191ca070967ef7bdfe2c7ae270155ddcc11f180e/tasks/main.yml#L89
The contents also seem to be a bit outdated and might need to be realigned to the current CryptPad codebase.
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The editor already indents my next line when typing e.g. a '{'.
Could this be extended to perform a one click indentation fix, like ctrl+i in Xcode? That would come in really handy when indentation gets messed up or to make a file more readable from someone who uses a different number of spaces as indents.