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chore: add documentation for lineEndings rule

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Sabir Hassan
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@@ -122,6 +122,13 @@ This will check each line to ensure that the count of leading spaces can be divi
- Default: 2 - Default: 2
- Severity: WARNING - Severity: WARNING
### lineEndings
This setting ensures the line endings in a file conform to the configured type. Possible values are `lf` and `crlf`.
- Default: lf
- Severity: WARNING
### lowerCaseFileNames ### lowerCaseFileNames
On *nix systems, it is imperative that autocall macros are in lowercase. When sharing code between windows and *nix systems, the difference in case sensitivity can also be a cause of lost developer time. For this reason, we recommend that sas filenames are always lowercase. On *nix systems, it is imperative that autocall macros are in lowercase. When sharing code between windows and *nix systems, the difference in case sensitivity can also be a cause of lost developer time. For this reason, we recommend that sas filenames are always lowercase.
@@ -135,12 +142,12 @@ Datalines can be very wide, so to avoid the need to increase `maxLineLength` for
This feature will work for the following statements: This feature will work for the following statements:
* cards - cards
* cards4 - cards4
* datalines - datalines
* datalines4 - datalines4
* parmcards - parmcards
* parmcards4 - parmcards4
The `maxDataLineLength` setting is always the _higher_ of `maxDataLineLength` and `maxLineLength` (if you set a lower number, it is ignored). The `maxDataLineLength` setting is always the _higher_ of `maxDataLineLength` and `maxLineLength` (if you set a lower number, it is ignored).
@@ -149,9 +156,9 @@ The `maxDataLineLength` setting is always the _higher_ of `maxDataLineLength` an
See also: See also:
* [hasDoxygenHeader](#hasdoxygenheader) - [hasDoxygenHeader](#hasdoxygenheader)
* [maxHeaderLineLength](#maxheaderlinelength) - [maxHeaderLineLength](#maxheaderlinelength)
* [maxLineLength](#maxlinelength) - [maxLineLength](#maxlinelength)
### maxHeaderLineLength ### maxHeaderLineLength
@@ -164,9 +171,9 @@ The `maxHeaderLineLength` setting is always the _higher_ of `maxHeaderLineLength
See also: See also:
* [hasDoxygenHeader](#hasdoxygenheader) - [hasDoxygenHeader](#hasdoxygenheader)
* [maxDataLineLength](#maxdatalinelength) - [maxDataLineLength](#maxdatalinelength)
* [maxLineLength](#maxlinelength) - [maxLineLength](#maxlinelength)
### maxLineLength ### maxLineLength
@@ -181,8 +188,8 @@ We strongly recommend a line length limit, and set the bar at 80. To turn this f
See also: See also:
* [maxDataLineLength](#maxdatalinelength) - [maxDataLineLength](#maxdatalinelength)
* [maxHeaderLineLength](#maxheaderlinelength) - [maxHeaderLineLength](#maxheaderlinelength)
### noGremlins ### noGremlins
@@ -249,9 +256,6 @@ This setting allows the default severity to be adjusted. This is helpful when ru
## Upcoming Linting Rules: ## Upcoming Linting Rules:
- `noGremlins` -> identifies all invisible characters, other than spaces / tabs / line endings. If you really need that bell character, use a hex literal!
- `lineEndings` -> set a standard line ending, such as LF or CRLF
# SAS Formatter # SAS Formatter
A formatter will automatically apply rules when you hit SAVE, which can save a LOT of time. A formatter will automatically apply rules when you hit SAVE, which can save a LOT of time.