Op 24-6-2011 23:39, Dennis E. Hamilton schreef:
It helps if patches are in-line in the mail note. (That way, EOL differences
are compensated for and those of us with an MS-DOS mentality don't have to save
the attachment to disk to find a way to view it correctly.)
- Dennis
PS: I guess I should find a way to change my default *.txt viewer to one that
is agnostic about EOL conventions, but the one I prefer takes too long to fire
up.
OK, but, being the tech illaterate that I am, that seems to be a
contradiction of this page:
http://www.apache.org/dev/contributors.html#svnbasics
stating
"Some projects don't use an issue tracker. In that case, send the patch
as an attachment to an e-mail with a subject prefixed with "[PATCH]".
Patches should be sent to the appropriate development mailing list."
Just trying to get it clear. I don't mind to put it in-line nor to
attach it.
It makes hardly any difference to me.
Or is it dependent on the text-editor I am using (Notepad++ in this case)?
--
DiGro
Windows 7 and OpenOffice.org 3.3
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