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force-remote-translation-type: preference variable
Default value: 5
When you read a file that uses URL syntax, one that starts with scp://
or ftp://, Epsilon consults this variable to determine what kind of
line translation to perform. Zero forces binary, 1 forces DOS/Windows,
2 forces Unix, 3 forces Macintosh, and 5, the default, lets Epsilon
autodetect the file type.
Setting this variable to a specific translation code forces Epsilon to
use that translation for all files, instead of auto-detecting the
right translation based on file content. To simply change the default
for new files, or those too short for auto-detection, set
fallback-remote-translation-type instead.
Before checking this variable, Epsilon looks for a host-specific
variable. For instance, if you read a file named
ftp://example.com/filename, Epsilon will check to see if a
variable named force-remote-translation-type-example-com exists.
If so, it will use that variable instead of this one. (Epsilon makes
the variable name from the host name by replacing each character that
isn't alphanumeric with a hyphen, then putting
force-remote-translation-type- before it.)
More info:
Line Translation
default-translation-type
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