Gary Zharzhavsky writes: > > The last version from CVS does not treats CARRIAGE RETURN > depend on client platform as it was before.
Yes, it does. Line ending conversion is done by the C run-time library, not by any code in CVS itself. If you're seeing a difference, it because of a difference in the C libraries used to build the executables you're running, not any change in CVS. > but if I create (text) file under windows using vi or something > different (without CR) and add (update) this file to CVS then > I (or somebody else on win client) update this file. This file will > not contain CR.? Which is correct behavior. Checking out a file on the same kind of system it was committed on should yield exactly the same contents; if there aren't any <CR>s in the file you added (on windows) there shouldn't be any <CR>s in the file when you check it out (on windows). -Larry Jones I don't need to improve! Everyone ELSE does! -- Calvin _______________________________________________ Bug-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-cvs
