Windows version writes inconsistent line-endings

[mklhmnn]

I'm using Windows 10 and the Arduino IDEA 1.8.4. While my project's .h file is written with 0x0A (\n) line-endings, the last line contains a 0x0D 0x0A. This causes some other tools to reject this file because of inconsistent line-endings.

[cmaglie]

May you provide a way step-by-step to reproduce the error?

[per1234]

The IDE actually does this to all files it creates, not only .h.

Steps to reproduce:

• Save a sketch using the Arduino IDE
• Open the sketch in a program that shows line endings (I'm using Notepad++).

[mklhmnn]

I still can reproduce this bug with the 1.9.0 beta version.

[facchinm]

Hi @mklhmnn ,
I just pushed a proposed fix in 1.9 branch (c96cdd7) the build should be ready in a couple of minutes.
Would you mind testing if it solves your problem? The correct build number will be PR-beta1.9-BUILD-11.
Thanks!

[mklhmnn]

I've tried the download from https://www.arduino.cc/download.php?f=/arduino-nightly-windows.zip (the file-time is 20.10.2017 14:33:36 inside the .zip file), but the bug is still there. If you meant a different build, please let me know where I can download it or how to build Arduino from sources.

[per1234]

@mklhmnn it's this one:
https://www.arduino.cc/download_handler.php?f=/ide_beta/arduino-1.9.0-beta-windows.zip
They have a beta build as well as an hourly (AKA "nightly") build now.

[mklhmnn]

Yes, the latest beta build fixes the bug. I was expecting the hourly build be more modern than the beta build, because I assumed the beta build to be updated less often, but both coming from the beta-line.