Question:
Which text editors (free or commercial) handle character encoding and Windows/Unix line breaks properly?
Solution:1
Here's a list of Text editors and their newline support.
Also see this list and look at the Newline conversion field
Solution:2
Solution:3
Notepad++ is free and handles this dandily. Not to mention it's quite handy for plenty of other text-editing tasks.
Solution:4
textpad does a good job. i like version 4.7 it is much nicer than 5.*
Solution:5
Notepad++ is really good.
Solution:6
Scintilla and Scite are my favorites but there are lots of good ones that will do what you want
Solution:7
I can't think of any that does not. I do not count notepad.exe.
Solution:8
Eclipse also does a great job between reformatting between windows and Unix. Additionally as mentioned before, Emacs is great too.
Solution:9
I'm having no problems whatsoever with formatting, special characters and umlauts by using IDM UltraEdit.
Solution:10
jEdit does it.
Solution:11
On Windows you can use PowerShell ISE for editing files with Unix line breaks.
The only side-effect I observed is that you have to set "Save as type" to "All files" on "Save As..." command to avoid appending .ps1 file extension.
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