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James
James Saffery
Senior Analyst
Swisslog Australia Pty Limited
+61 2 9869 5929
-----Original Message-----
From: James Saffery [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday 10 May 2004 14:55
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: Problem Checking-In a File, perhaps due to White Space Changes
Hi Rob, Fellow SJ Users,
I am experiencing a problem checking-in a plain test source file.
The following error dialog is shown:
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Everything else in SJ is working fine; the problem is only seen when attempting to check in this one file.
I have a theory as to why: there are significant white space changes as well as real code changes in the file. I believe the white space changes may be causing the problem. Basically as well as making normal code changes in the file I also did "Trim Trailing Spaces" and "Tabs to Spaces" operations (from UltraEdit) on it.
To check this theory, I have attempted to check-in a version of the file which differs from the archived version by only a couple of characters. It checked-in okay, so there does not appear to be a problem with the archive itself.
Also, performing a View Differences with the suspect file also fails. No error messages, just no Diff window appearing.
Rob, I am forwarding direct to your Yahoo account the current archive version and the version I am attempting to check-in of the file in question.
Best regards,
James
James Saffery
Senior Analyst
Swisslog Australia Pty Limited
+61 2 9869 5929
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