Paul 'MoOg' Samways wrote: > > Ok I just checked and the files are not using windows CR/LF stuff. > > vi shows those and none of these files have any
Not necessarily. If the file is completely in DOS format a current vi will not show the CRs but display a [dos] at the status line after the file got loaded. Only if you have a file with mixed DOS and Unix line endings will the CRs actually be show. Also, CVS will only convert a file from one format to the other while checking in/out, if it is either purely DOS or Unix. If you again have a file with mixed line endings CVS will not touch touch these. Have a file with mixed endings converted to the proper format and then check it back in. You often end up with files with mixed line endings when you apply a patch which was created under Unix to a DOS file or vice versa. Florian. -- I always say to myself, "Self, when it's done we'll put in some comments." And then, when it's done, I always say to myself, "Self, what the hell does this section of code do? Do you remember, because I sure as hell don't." --kendokan,Halfd.Forum,26.02.02 _______________________________________________ To unsubscribe, edit your list preferences, or view the list archives, please visit: http://list.valvesoftware.com/mailman/listinfo/hlcoders
