WinCVS is actually a GUI for "cvs" so the problem probably doesn't have anything to do with my cvs client, since we're probably running the same one. I am not the only one experiencing the problem either; sebastian has said that it was happening to him, too. Is there any way to make you're client stop converting the line endings. > Which files were / were not borked? Any files that were changed by me (cybrguyrsb) yesterday were the ones that were messed up. I don't feel like writing a whole list here, just go into viewcvs and take a look.
--Reuben --- Dave Hooper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > My cvs client is "cvs" running under Cygwin. I have > it on good terms that > this is "the" cvs client to use so I cannot see why > this would be a problem. > My editor is, oddly enough, Microsoft Visual Studio. > I know for a fact that > this is the only suitably editor. > > I've never had a problem before, (in fact I don't > see any problem at my > end). > What *might* be happening is that my cvs client, by > default, is using > unix-style line endings for text files (files > without the -kb flag), which > is absolutely fine for Visual Studio but possibly > incompatible with WinCVS > which I'm guessing assumes the files in cvs have > CRLF line endings, and I'm > further guessing that WinCVS gets confused when > merging the changes. > Which files were / were not borked? > > d __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! - Official partner of 2002 FIFA World Cup http://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com _______________________________________________ devl mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://hawk.freenetproject.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/devl
