On 2014-10-03 12:35-0700 Alan W. Irwin wrote:
> So you should expect to see another commit from me along these lines
[i.e., use text=auto for most text files]
> (which will also check for and remove any line-endings issues that
> might have gotten into any of our text files since we adopted git.)
On 2014-10-03 10:54-0700 Alan W. Irwin wrote:
> In sum, I think you should change the .gitattributes file to
>
> *.sh eof=lf
> *.sh.in eof=lf
>
> If I am right, (i.e., the result works for you) please commit that
> change.
Also, I just noticed for your other commit that the line endings
for plplo
On 2014-10-03 11:47- phil rosenberg wrote:
> Okay, well I made some progress on this last night and just pushed the
> results to the repo.
> I have told CMake to always use Linux line endings for the test shell scripts.
Hi Phil:
It is interesting that your new .gitattributes file with the
p
Hi Phil,
Hm, odd, that problem with pltcl. I will have a look, cannot really tell when
though, as I have a few busy days ahead.
As for Cygwin: that tends to be picky about line-endings, expecting Linux
line-endings all the way. (I seem to remember there once was an option at
install time a
Okay, well I made some progress on this last night and just pushed the results
to the repo.
I have told CMake to always use Linux line endings for the test shell scripts.
Alan - Msys might be okay with windows line endings, but Cygwin isn't.
There is a slight change to the ctest call which create
