Eric Siegerman writes:
>
> Another possibility is that "cvs diff" might ignore the -kb
> setting, and just do whatever vanilla "diff" would do given the
> same files; which is, to do the diff as text-mode if the files
> "look like" text, and as binary-mode if they "look like" binary.
That's the o
On Fri, Sep 05, 2003 at 02:49:25PM -0400, Jack Dodds wrote:
> I used cvs admin to attach the -kb flag to all the .WPJ and
> .TGT files both in the repository and the sandbox, expecting
> this to fix the problem.
Are you sure it affected the sandbox? See what "cvs stat" says
about the files in que
On 5 Sep, Jack Dodds wrote:
> However this leaves the original .WPJ and .TGT "text" files. I
> used cvs admin to attach the -kb flag to all the .WPJ and .TGT
> files both in the repository and the sandbox, expecting this
> to fix the problem. (This lead to some CR/LF problems when
>
I'm looking for some help with a problem in binary file handling.
We use CVS to control a collection (dozens) of Watcom C/C++ software projects under Windows 98. For most of our work, we interface to CVS through WinCVS 1.2. WinCVS 1.2 incorporates CVS 1.10, if I understand correctly.
The Watcom
