Bob Kline writes: > > When the history file has lines with mixed line-endings (some \r\n, some > \n, presumably resulting from the use of different versions of cvs), the > history command is unable to match O and F records reliably. This > happens because the history file is opened in binary mode, and the > read_hrecs() function is testing explicitly for '\n' as the record > terminator. This results in the software thinking that the '\r' > preceding the '\n' is part of the data for the last field in the record > (hr->mod).
If the history file is opened in binary mode, using different verisons of CVS wouldn't make any difference -- the line terminator would always be \n. I think _______________________________________________ Bug-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-cvs
