Bug 3970 [preferences] UI needed to define the default line delimiters for new files (1GFIOAX)
When creating a new file we currently use the line delimiter returned form System.getProperties("line.delimiter"). But this is not whay a user always wants. Consider the following sceanrio: - Unix and Windows work station used to develop a Unix product / program. - the Windows work stations are used as X terminals and to run Eclipse (since PC are cheaper than Unix boxes). - even if the new file is created on Windows it should have Unix line delimiters since the end product is a Unix product. There should be a UI (Preference) to define the line delimiter for new files. Possible values are: - Dos / Windows - Mac - Unix - default platform line delimiter. The UI should be provided by the Workbench since all plugins should use the same line delimiter for new files. NOTES:
bundles/org.eclipse.ui.ide/src/org/eclipse/ui/internal/ide/IDEWorkbenchMessages.java
private static final String BUNDLE_NAME = "org.eclipse.ui.internal.ide.messages";
	
	public static String IDEWorkbenchAdvisor_noPerspective;
	public static String IDE_noFileEditorFound;
	public static String QuickStartAction_errorDialogTitle;
	public static String QuickStartAction_infoReadError;
	public static String SystemSummary_configuration;
	public static String SystemSummary_isCurrentConfiguration;
	public static String SystemSummary_date;
	public static String SystemSummary_target;
	public static String SystemSummary_status;
	public static String SystemSummary_action;
	public static String SystemSummary_activity_enabled;
	public static String SystemSummary_activity_disabled;
	public static String SystemSummary_activity_revert;
	public static String SystemSummary_activity_reconcile;
	public static String SystemSummary_activity_preserved;
	public static String SystemSummary_activity_unknown;
	public static String SystemSummary_activity_featureInstalled;
	public static String SystemSummary_activity_featureRemoved;
	public static String SystemSummary_activity_siteInstalled;