Hi all,
Gary R. Van Sickle writes:
I've always seen it the opposite way: only use binary mounts if you
know what you're doing, otherwise you'll constantly have two
problems:
- Text files created by Cygwin programs will trip up many native
programs.
- Text files created by native Windows
Hi Reini,
Reini Urban [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
So that you usually ssh to the cvs repo, move it there physically,
and update your local cvs copy then.
Don't you want to do a (physical) *copy* and than a cvs del? That
way, you can still checkout older versions, while if you do a physical
Hi Reini,
Benjamin Riefenstahl schrieb:
Don't you want to do a (physical) *copy* and than a cvs del? That
way, you can still checkout older versions, while if you do a
physical *move*, you loose that.
Reini Urban [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
the revisions are kept solely in the ,v file
Hi Gerrit,
Gerrit P. Haase [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
cp1250.txt:0x81 #UNDEFINED
Undefined is meaningfull. Think of the difference of NULL and '0'
(e.g. in SQL). Why does Word makes use of undefined characters?
Are you sure it does? The error messages seems to come from the
Hi all,
On Sat, 2003-08-02 at 05:16, Max Bowsher wrote:
According to the MS docs, FreeResource is an obsolete 16-bit
compatibility function. Do we really want/need to use it?
Robert Collins [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
MS recommend using DeleteIcon etc rather than it for new code - and
yes,
David Rothenberger [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I don't think it's done through newlib headers. That was my thought
initially, too, when I was investigating the patch problem, but I
did run gcc -E on some source and the result still called fdopen.
Good, I was beginning to wonder ;-). After all
Hi Robert,
Robert Collins [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
We have a user base of a few thousand, the error has been reported
by, oh, 10 users, and it's been tested on even less machines
(AFAIK).
10 bug reports (if it were that much) in a few thousand seems quite a
lot to me. I don't even want to
Hi Robert,
Robert Collins [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'm still a little leery, as the already pointed out limitations -
are there machines with vector instead of bitmaps Dlg fonts.
As I already mentioned before, that is not the issue at all. It's
nice for debugging to wonder if the actual
Hi Glenn, Max,
Glenn Fowler [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
implementation specific symbols, e.g. include guards, should begin
with '_' to avoid namespace pollution
Pardon me if I try to clarify: By implementation you probably mean
the compiler headers, like stdio.h, including POSIX headers like
Hi Gary,
Sorry for this long reply. ;-)
Gary R. Van Sickle [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'm guessing that the real problem isn't the particular font used,
but rather some code somewhere that isn't doing the ridiculously
arcane Dialog Units - Pixels - Font Size conversions quite
right and/or
Hi Robert,
Robert Collins [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Lack of time, and lack of feedback - there's been no commentary.
Sure, understood.
Finally it's not obviously the Right Thing to do. It seems to me
we'd want to trap those events and translate them in the rest of the
choose event loop,
Hi all,
Benjamin Riefenstahl [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Attached a simple patch to choose.cc to do this.
Is nobody interested?
so long, benny
Hi Gary,
Gary R. Van Sickle [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
A lot of people have been having this problem, it'd be great if we
could fix this.
So what's up? What more can I do to help?
so long, benny
Harold Hunt [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Excellent idea. Now I just need someone to write that script.
Shouldn't be too hard. Any takers?
How about
fontdir=/usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts
wfontdir=`cygpath -w $fontdir`
mount -bfs $wfontdir $fontdir 2 /dev/null || mount -bfu $wfontdir $fontdir
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