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> Subject: Re: .dfm files check in as text in CVS leads to any
> corruption?
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Mark D. Baushke writes:
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> If there are "Delphi/C++Builder Forms", I would
> have thought those to be derived objects rather
> than primary source files to be controlled.
No, the .dfm file is the actual definition of the form. By default,
Borland stores it in an opaque binary format for no appa
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Good Morning All,
In CVS if I store the .dfm files as text
(and I told Delphi to store it as text) then CVS when
try to merge leads to any corruption (in case of parallel development)?
Goggle search says .. that you can store the .dfm as text
….. but not much about the feasibility to
