Hi Andrew, > Since the win32 port work was committed I've noticed that > some (all?) of > the files touched have gained windows style line ending > markers in some places.
Hmmm... > If you are working on the win32 port would you make sure that you have > svn configured so that it knows not to check in win32 style > line endings on changed lines as raw changes. That's primarily me, and I was pretty careful about this when merging. I apologize for errors. I thought that svn traits defined the behavior, but I'm not an expert. If an svn wiz can let me know what is the right thing to do here, I'll take care of it. The Visual Studio solution/project files must go in and stay with DOS line endings so that when a Linux host builds a kit that's downloaded and used on Windows, Visual Studio can identify them correctly. > - What is supposed to happen is that the local svn client knows the > local line ending convention and converts on check out/check in. But > this seems to have been broken somehow in some of the files. At least > this is my understanding of how it's supposed to work. > > Not a big deal, but untidy. Absolutely... I'll fix problems that I can find. If anyone has particulars, feel free to send me file names. -Steve
