Hi all,
Is it possible to tell cvs to ignore difference in white space and
CR/LF when committing changes to a file. This is creating lot of
problems since different developers use different editiors and OS.
rgds
Antony paul
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Antony Paul wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>Is it possible to tell cvs to ignore difference in white space and
> CR/LF when committing changes to a file. This is creating lot of
> problems since different developers use different editiors and OS.
>
> rgds
> Antony paul
1) you don't want CVS to ignore di
Antony Paul wrote:
Hi all,
Is it possible to tell cvs to ignore difference in white space and
CR/LF when committing changes to a file. This is creating lot of
problems since different developers use different editiors and OS.
no, and they will not consider the simple solution of just treating
Antony Paul wrote:
Hi all,
Is it possible to tell cvs to ignore difference in white space and
CR/LF when committing changes to a file. This is creating lot of
problems since different developers use different editiors and OS.
Oops yeah I menat sure, all you need to do is grab cygwin for CVS,
These make me ask more questions.
What is the default line ending character for ASCII files store in a
repository ?. Is this varies from OS to OS ?.
Does CVS client or server is supposed to perform the line ending
character conversion when a ASCII file is committed ?
Now the root cause of my pro
These make me ask more questions.
What is the default line ending character for ASCII files store in a
repository ?. Is this varies from OS to OS ?.
Does CVS client or server is supposed to perform the line ending
character conversion when a ASCII file is committed ?
RCS files have unix line ending
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Antony Paul <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> These make me ask more questions.
>
> What is the default line ending character for ASCII files store in a
> repository ?.
Files in the repository are in RCS format and are able to store both
ASCII and bina
Does making files binary using -kb compromises any other
functionality. Some developers want CVS to merge changes
automatically. If the file is treated as binary will it merge ?.
Does any one have an example of a commitinfo filter which can identify
ASCII files ?
Using commitinfo does requires a
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Antony Paul <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Does making files binary using -kb compromises any other
> functionality. Some developers want CVS to merge changes
> automatically. If the file is treated as binary will it merge ?.
No.
> Does any one have
What I mean by a server is something like pserver. My understanding
about CVS is that it requires client only(downloaded from cvshome.org
) to create a repository and do checkout and checkin. I tried this in
windows.
The repository that created this problem have no server running.
rgds
Antony
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Antony Paul <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> What I mean by a server is something like pserver. My understanding
> about CVS is that it requires client only(downloaded from cvshome.org
> ) to create a repository and do checkout and checkin. I tried this
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