On Wed, 2005-05-18 at 08:21 +0200, Ingo Buescher wrote: > John A Meinel wrote: > > > In general, tla never changes your line endings for you. So if you check > > in a file with DOS (CRLF) endings, you get them back that way on all > > platforms. > > > > I'm not so sure that this is true - we had to explicitly change our line > encodings to unix style, because tla kept changing our src code to it > while checking it out (tla get). We recognized this, because when we > tried to check in a patch afterwards, the generated patches were huge > since every line was changed. We also checked the settings of our IDEs > (Eclipse and IntelliJ) - they were set to the windows encodings, so they > could'nt/shouldn't be responsible.
The only time tla ever touches your files directly is when it searches for inline tags (and that's read-only). You've only got diff, patch, and your fake Unix environment to blame for mysteriously changing end lines. (There was a patch for tla to work around this by passing the --binary option to diff and patch, but it seems it hasn't been included in recent releases.) -- Matthew Dempsky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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