eol 0.7.5

`eol` is both a command-line script `eol` and a Python module `eol` for working
with end-of-line chars in text files.

This project lives here: <http://github.com/trentm/eol>

## Installation

To install in your Python's global site-packages use one of the
following:

pip install eol
pypm install eol # if you use ActivePython (http://www.activestate.com/activepython)

But you use a
[virtualenv](http://www.arthurkoziel.com/2008/10/22/working-virtualenv/),
right? If so, then use one of the following:

pip -E path/to/env install eol
pypm -E path/to/env install eol


## Command-line examples

**List the EOL-style** of given paths:

$eol\ast .txtfo{o}_{c}r.txt:MacClassic(CR)fo{o}_{c}rlf.txt:Windows(CRLF)fo{o}_{e}mpty.txt:NoEOLsfo{o}_{l}f.txt:Unix(LF)fo{o}_{m}ixed.txt:Mixed,predominantlyUnix(LF)Recursively:$ eol -r ~/src/redis
/Users/trentm/src/redis/.gitignore: Unix (LF)
/Users/trentm/src/redis/BETATESTING.txt: Unix (LF)
/Users/trentm/src/redis/BUGS: Unix (LF)
/Users/trentm/src/redis/COPYING: Unix (LF)
...
/Users/trentm/src/redis/zmalloc.h: Unix (LF)
/Users/trentm/src/redis/.git/HEAD: Unix (LF)
/Users/trentm/src/redis/.git/config: Unix (LF)
...
/Users/trentm/src/redis/client-libraries/README: Unix (LF)
/Users/trentm/src/redis/design-documents/REDIS-CLUSTER: Unix (LF)
/Users/trentm/src/redis/doc/AppendOnlyFileHowto.html: Unix (LF)
/Users/trentm/src/redis/doc/AuthCommand.html: Unix (LF)
...

**Find files** with the given EOL-style:

$eol-fdos-x.svn-r/src/python/Users/trentm/src/python/Doc/make.bat/Users/trentm/src/python/Lib/email/test/data/ms{g}_{2}6.txt/Users/trentm/src/python/Lib/encodings/cp720.py/Users/trentm/src/python/Lib/test/decimaltestdata/and.decTest.../Users/trentm/src/python/PC/VS8.0/x64.vsprops/Users/trentm/src/python/PCbuild/pcbuild.sln...\ast \ast Convertfiles\ast \ast toagivenEOL-style:$ eol ~/src/python/Tools/msi/merge.py
/Users/trentm/src/python/Tools/msi/merge.py: Windows (CRLF)
$\text{You can't use 'macro parameter character \#' in math mode}$ eol -c native ~/src/python/Tools/msi/merge.py
converted `/Users/trentm/src/python/Tools/msi/merge.py' to LF EOLs
$ eol ~/src/python/Tools/msi/merge.py
/Users/trentm/src/python/Tools/msi/merge.py: Unix (LF)


## Module examples

**List the EOL-style** of given paths:

>>> import eol, glob
>>> for path in glob.glob("*.txt")
>>> for path in glob.glob("*.txt"):
... print path, eol.eol_info_from_path(path)
...
foo_cr.txt ('\r', '\r') # (<detected-eols>, <suggested-eols>)
foo_crlf.txt ('\r\n', '\r\n')
foo_empty.txt (None, '\n') # suggests the native EOL for empty content
foo_lf.txt ('\n', '\n')
foo_mixed.txt (<class 'eol.MIXED'>, '\n')

Recursively:

>>> for i in eol.eol_info_from_path_patterns(["/Users/trentm/src/redis"], recursive=True): print i
...
('/Users/trentm/src/redis/.gitignore', '\n', '\n')
('/Users/trentm/src/redis/BETATESTING.txt', '\n', '\n')
('/Users/trentm/src/redis/BUGS', '\n', '\n')
('/Users/trentm/src/redis/COPYING', '\n', '\n')
...

**Convert files** to a given EOL-style:

>>> path = "/Users/trentm/src/python/Tools/msi/merge.py"
>>> eol.eol_info_from_path(path)
('\r\n', '\r\n')
>>> eol.convert_path_eol(path, "\n")
>>> eol.eol_info_from_path(path)
('\n', '\n')