> From: ccyf [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > If files contain non-ascii characters, does cvs commands like diff > still work? Nope. There are two possible ways of dealing with these: 1. Just check them in as ASCII, and possibly get them corrupted... as CVS doesn't understand UNICODE 2. cvs add -kb <unicode-file> them, so that CVS thinks they're binary and leaves them alone (doesn't try to do *anything* with the contents of the file. Cheers, Guus
- Does CVS work with unicode files? ccyf
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- RE: Does CVS work with unicode files? Pavel Roskin
- Re: Does CVS work with unicode files? John Macdonald
- Re: Does CVS work with unicode files? Larry Jones
- RE: Does CVS work with unicode files? John Scott
