On Sun JDK 1.4.1_02 / Ant 1.5.1
I have a task that goes through a directory on a windows box and makes
all the linefeed/Cr into the unix linefeed so when I archive it into a
tar.gz and upload it - its all ready on the other unix end.
Here is the code
<target name="makeunixlf">
<fixcrlf srcdir="${webroot.dir}"
eol="lf"
javafiles="no"
includes="**/*.html, **/*.css, **/*.txt, **/*.sh, **/*.js, **/*.cgi,
**/*.pl, **/*.pm"
defaultexcludes="yes"/>
</target>
This works great, fantastic, etc... Everything I hoped it would be.
The problem I noticed is that I have some web pages that are in the
SHIFT_JIS (Japanese) character set. When I run these pages through it
mangles a little bit of the text (enough that I did not notice it at
first). Now, I cannot read japanese, so it could be converting
everything into huge profanities for all I know. I do know that the
results before I perform the makeunixlf above are different after.
Traditionally these files have been posted thru FTP, so I am not sure
why the converstion is any different. It should still be the same
right?
Any ideas?
PS. The makeunixlf is in a shared library we have for ant, so I cannot
modify it to just exclude certain files unless I pass it in as a
variable to use as a default exclude...
TIA
Bill
William B Chmura
Director of Internet Technology
Explosivo Internet Technology Group
http://www.Explosivo.com
Tel: (888) 560-YWEB
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