Torsten Curdt wrote:
That's probably the problem. You are supposed to check out windows style on windows and unix style on unix. Then work on them, then commit. CVS will take care of the rest.Sylvain Wallez wrote:Torsten Curdt wrote:Giacomo Pati wrote:I'm browsing throu the code doing Eclipses 'Organize Imports' all over I've realized there are a bunch of java file with strange line endings (always a blank line every other line). Torsten (Curdt): As it seems that they might be committed by you would you mind fixing them?
Aehm... Ups?! Although I am currently working under windows everthing *should* be still unix format.
That _is_ the problem : CVS clients assume that line endings are those of the current platform and translate them to a platform-neutral line ending for sending to the CVS server.
This means you *must* have windows line endings on windows (CR-LF) and unix line endings on unix (LF). Otherwise, this creates those double blank lines problems.
Hm... haven't had that problem before. Always said "check out unix style" and it worked...
If you try to outsmart CVS and then your editor messes up with line endings (sometimes it happens if you use more than one editor, or if you just installed a new version and forgot to configure it) CVS gets those nasty double returns.
Anyway a big mess - I'll go and fix it... *sigh*
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