CQ: Apply editorconfig preferences to R batch files

.editorconfig

@@ -76,13 +76,6 @@ indent_style = space
 # TODO: To enable when files are fixed:
 # indent_size = 2
 
-# TODO: Remove R batch files exclusions once fixed
-[mswindows/external/rbatch/*]
-trim_trailing_whitespace = unset
-end_of_line = unset
-charset = unset
-insert_final_newline = unset
-
 # Exclude some files from rules
 [*.{ascii,asc,ref,po,ps,svg}]
 trim_trailing_whitespace = unset

mswindows/external/rbatch/#Rscript2.bat

@@ -1,29 +1,29 @@
 
-@Echo OFF 
+@Echo OFF
 setlocal
-:: 
+::
 :: License: GPL 2.0
 :: (c) 2013 GKX Associates Inc.
 ::
 :: INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS:
 :: Modify the definitions of R_HOME and R_ARCH as needed
-:: (To get the value of R_HOME go into R and issue this command: 
+:: (To get the value of R_HOME go into R and issue this command:
 ::        normalizePath(R.home())
 :: and use its output as the value here.  If you upgrade R to another
-:: version R_HOME will need to be changed. For most users R_ARCH can 
+:: version R_HOME will need to be changed. For most users R_ARCH can
 :: be left as set but if you have a 32 bit system then comment out the
 :: line setting R_ARCH and uncomment the prior line.)
 ::
 :: RUN INSTRUCTIONS:
 :: Create an R script whose first line is:
 ::  #Rscript2.bat %0 %*
-:: and give it a .bat extension.  If it is called test.bat then call it 
+:: and give it a .bat extension.  If it is called test.bat then call it
 :: like this (adding arguments if any):
-::  test.bat 
+::  test.bat
 
 set R_HOME=C:\Program Files\R\R-3.0.2
 
-:: 32 or 64 bit version of R.  
+:: 32 or 64 bit version of R.
 :: (If you wish to use both versions of R make two versions of this file.)
 :: set R_ARCH=i386
 

mswindows/external/rbatch/ANNOUNCE

@@ -1,83 +1,83 @@
-A new version of the Windows batchfiles is available.
-
-CHANGES
-
-The key change is the new R.bat utility.  R.bat has a new interface and
-extended functionality covering many of the other prior utilities.  (These
-older utilities are no longer needed and have been removed.)
-
-Unlike R.bat which requires no configuration the new Rpathset.bat utility is
-configured by manually changing the Windows batch SET statements in it.  The
-main advantage is just that it is very simple internally which may be
-advantageous in some situations involving customization.
-
-A new pdf document accompanies the utilities providing more detail.
-
-OVERVIEW
-
-These are self contained independent no-install Windows batch, javascript and
-.hta files. Just place any that you wish to use on your Windows PATH.
-
-R.bat
-
-R.bat allows one to run R without setting any environment variables, registry
-keys or any modification of the Windows path.  Just download this utility,
-place it in your Windows path and then to launch Rgui.exe from the Windows cmd
-line do this:
-
-   R gui
-
-R.bat locates R, MiKTeX and Rtools using the registry or heuristics and then
-runs the subcommand indicated by the first argument.
-
-In addition to the gui subcommand, the following subcommands are available: cd,
-cmd, dir, gui, help, ls, path, R, script, show, SetReg, tools, touch.
-
-Some examples are:
-
-R -- run R.exe
-R gui -- run Rgui.exe
-R CMD build mypkg -- run Rcmd.exe build mypkg
-R script myScript.R -- run Rscript.exe myScript.R
-
-R dir -- list directories in R_ROOT, typically those in C:\Program Files\R
-R ls -- same
-R help -- help info
-R show -- show R_ variable values used (R_ROOT, R_HOME, R_VER, R_ARCH, etc.)
-
-R path -- temporarily add R, MiKTeX and Rtools to the Windows path
-R tools -- similar but only add MiKTeX and Rtools to the Windows path
-
-Except for R touch (which updates the date on your R_HOME directory) and
-R SetReg (which calls RSetReg.exe to update the registry with your R version),
-R.bat makes no permanent changes to your system.
-
-Rpathset.bat
-
-Rpathset.bat temporarily sets the Windows path to R, Rtools and MiKTeX
-based on SET statements that the user can configure manually.  It is an
-alternative to R.bat that lacks R.bat's "no configuration" nature but may be
-preferred in some situations due to its internal simplicity.
-
-Also Rpathset.bat is more likely to work on systems that have not been
-tested given its simplicity.  (The utilities were tested on 32 bit Windows
-Vista and 64 bit Windows 8 systems.)
-
-Other
-
-Other commands which continue to be available are copydir.bat, movedir.bat,
-el.js, clip2r.js and find-miktex.hta .  These copy and move R libraries,
-run a command in elevated mode (i.e. as Administrator), copy the clipboard to
-a running R instance and find MiKTeX.
-
-More Info
-
-The newly created sqldf discussion list will now be used for discussion of
-the batch files as well.
-
-Home Page: http://batchfiles.googlecode.com
-Discuss: http://groups.google.com/group/sqldf  ** NEW **
-
-Download: http://cran.r-project.org/contrib/extra/batchfiles
-SVN: https://code.google.com/p/batchfiles/source
-
+A new version of the Windows batchfiles is available.
+
+CHANGES
+
+The key change is the new R.bat utility.  R.bat has a new interface and
+extended functionality covering many of the other prior utilities.  (These
+older utilities are no longer needed and have been removed.)
+
+Unlike R.bat which requires no configuration the new Rpathset.bat utility is
+configured by manually changing the Windows batch SET statements in it.  The
+main advantage is just that it is very simple internally which may be
+advantageous in some situations involving customization.
+
+A new pdf document accompanies the utilities providing more detail.
+
+OVERVIEW
+
+These are self contained independent no-install Windows batch, javascript and
+.hta files. Just place any that you wish to use on your Windows PATH.
+
+R.bat
+
+R.bat allows one to run R without setting any environment variables, registry
+keys or any modification of the Windows path.  Just download this utility,
+place it in your Windows path and then to launch Rgui.exe from the Windows cmd
+line do this:
+
+   R gui
+
+R.bat locates R, MiKTeX and Rtools using the registry or heuristics and then
+runs the subcommand indicated by the first argument.
+
+In addition to the gui subcommand, the following subcommands are available: cd,
+cmd, dir, gui, help, ls, path, R, script, show, SetReg, tools, touch.
+
+Some examples are:
+
+R -- run R.exe
+R gui -- run Rgui.exe
+R CMD build mypkg -- run Rcmd.exe build mypkg
+R script myScript.R -- run Rscript.exe myScript.R
+
+R dir -- list directories in R_ROOT, typically those in C:\Program Files\R
+R ls -- same
+R help -- help info
+R show -- show R_ variable values used (R_ROOT, R_HOME, R_VER, R_ARCH, etc.)
+
+R path -- temporarily add R, MiKTeX and Rtools to the Windows path
+R tools -- similar but only add MiKTeX and Rtools to the Windows path
+
+Except for R touch (which updates the date on your R_HOME directory) and
+R SetReg (which calls RSetReg.exe to update the registry with your R version),
+R.bat makes no permanent changes to your system.
+
+Rpathset.bat
+
+Rpathset.bat temporarily sets the Windows path to R, Rtools and MiKTeX
+based on SET statements that the user can configure manually.  It is an
+alternative to R.bat that lacks R.bat's "no configuration" nature but may be
+preferred in some situations due to its internal simplicity.
+
+Also Rpathset.bat is more likely to work on systems that have not been
+tested given its simplicity.  (The utilities were tested on 32 bit Windows
+Vista and 64 bit Windows 8 systems.)
+
+Other
+
+Other commands which continue to be available are copydir.bat, movedir.bat,
+el.js, clip2r.js and find-miktex.hta .  These copy and move R libraries,
+run a command in elevated mode (i.e. as Administrator), copy the clipboard to
+a running R instance and find MiKTeX.
+
+More Info
+
+The newly created sqldf discussion list will now be used for discussion of
+the batch files as well.
+
+Home Page: http://batchfiles.googlecode.com
+Discuss: http://groups.google.com/group/sqldf  ** NEW **
+
+Download: http://cran.r-project.org/contrib/extra/batchfiles
+SVN: https://code.google.com/p/batchfiles/source
+