Hi,
Don't know about OS X, but all the earlier Mac OSs use \r (0x0D) as the
line terminator ... and do not see the Unix \n (0x0A). Probably the file
that appears correctly has \r\n pairs -- likely 'cause it came from a
DOS/Windows box.
If you use BBEdit, I believe you can tell it that the file is from a Unix
machine, and it will then understand the line terminators.
hth,
Beau.
At 05/21/2001 16:12 +0100, Harry Mantheakis wrote:
>I am using Tomcat 4 b5 on a Mac OS X.
>I can edit web.xml with my text editor, but not server.xml.
>If I open server.xml in my text editor I get the following:
>
>" usersa password driverClassName org.hsql.jdbcDriver driverName
>jdbc:HypersonicSQL:database mail.smtp.host localhost "
>
>If I use pico in tcsh then I can see everything and I can edit the file
>normally.
>I have downloaded T4 twice (b3 and b5) but the problem remains.
>Does anyone know why I cannot use my text editor to edit server.xml?
Beau Bisquette
TPC Productions
Oakland, California
