> By the way, what's the advantage of having this property set to "native"? > I would pretty much prefer to have it set to "LF". > I think most editors are able to deal with "LF" end of lines.
Any notepad aficionados on the list ? ;-) > OK, I've no idea of what's the situation on the Mac. I'm new to Mac - I've started yesterday night to install the full monty based on Darwin ports. I understand that the default EOL is CR only: Unix: LF Windows: CRLF Mac: CR but it seems that most editors can cope with the Unix way. I think cmlenz works with Mac computers, he probably have a better understanding on this topic. > The problem with "native" is that an archive created on Linux will have > files with different eol than files from an archive created on Windows. I did not think about the archive issue, indeed. > What kind of coding rules, you mean the svn:eol-style ? Yes, among others. Those are things that need to be known before committing to the SVN repository. The answers to my previous question (about (c) notices) could fit as well, I believe. Maybe those are not actual "coding rules", but I think it would be nice if this information appears somewhere on the web site. Please let me know, Manu _______________________________________________ Trac-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.edgewall.com/mailman/listinfo/trac-dev
