Thanks for all the help you are trying to give me.
> You might try setting your vmware to use NAT rather than bridged
> networking. Then allow the vmware NAT application (which runs on teh
> host) full access to the internet.
Maybe I should try this. On the other hand, I like it the way it is
Stephan Wezel wrote:
or we could switch to svn(subversion). Because svn has an option with
that the eol-style ist set depending on the OS on wich the checkout is
done.
I heartily second this. Having used both cvs and subversion,
subversion is much better in its features and more user-friendly.
Also you can edit your files in Windows with an editor that allows you to select between LF/CR.Notepad2 does the work for me.All my source files are in Vmware image, but to edit them I double click them from Windows explorer and open them with notepad2.
Notepad2 will respect file's line endings wit
Simon M. wrote:
> I can't use the linux-cvs from my VMWare because it doesn't connect to
> the internet. I even tried Cygwin just to use it's cvs version but
> this conflicts with my firewall.
You might try setting your vmware to use NAT rather than bridged
networking. Then allow the vmware NAT
On 6/11/06, Stephan Wezel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
or we could switch to svn(subversion). Because svn has an option with
that the eol-style ist set depending on the OS on wich the checkout is
done.
So on windows all source file will checkout with CR-LF as EOL
on Linux it will only use LF as EO
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schrieb "Simon M." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> On 6/11/06, gl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Grab TortoiseCVS, much better and full Explorer shell integration:
> > http://www.tortoisecvs.org/
> > --
> > gl
> >
> hm, I sup
hm, I suppose this doesn't work on the commandline and with emacs...
I give it a try.
Ah, don't know...
--
gl
On 6/11/06, gl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Grab TortoiseCVS, much better and full Explorer shell integration:
http://www.tortoisecvs.org/
--
gl
hm, I suppose this doesn't work on the commandline and with emacs...
I give it a try.
I know. It is the native Win32 version which coverts the LFs to CR LF
automatically (and there is no way to stop this).
Grab TortoiseCVS, much better and full Explorer shell integration:
http://www.tortoisecvs.org/
--
gl
Daniel Stenberg wrote:
It indicates your CVS client is weird.
I know. It is the native Win32 version which coverts the LFs to CR LF
automatically (and there is no way to stop this).
This is a real problem with my VMWare-Dev-Platform but I solve it by
converting configure and buildzip.pl manuall
Simon M. wrote:
> Maybe a developer with write-access to cvs could upload a version of
> mp3_encoder.c with unix line endings please.
Done.
On Sun, 11 Jun 2006, Simon M. wrote:
I'm using cvs under windows which converts every file to CR-LF style when I
check out. For some reason, apps/plugins/mp3_encoder.c has CR-LF line
endings in the repository which gives me two CR on every line for this file.
This is too much for the compiler.
Hello,
I'm using cvs under windows which converts every file to CR-LF style
when I check out. For some reason, apps/plugins/mp3_encoder.c has
CR-LF line endings in the repository which gives me two CR on every
line for this file. This is too much for the compiler.
Maybe a developer with write-ac
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