#325 More mixed EOL in some files

[Tim Gerundt]

Mhh, after your last CVS commits, I have some more
files with mixed EOL:

* functions.php
* html/html_mail_top.php
* themes/blue/style.css
* themes/newlook/style.css
* themes/standard/style.css

Greetings,
Tim Gerundt

[Anonymous]

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It's seems it's the file that I have added from the one you
have submitted with your patches, not from the diff files.

You text editor seems to add new lines with Windows line
feed even if the file contains Unix line feed.

[Anonymous]

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Fixed in CVS.

It'll be included in next release.

But you can download daily snapshots at :
http://nocc.sourceforge.net/download/

Thanks for the bug report.

[Tim Gerundt]

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> You text editor seems to add new lines with Windows line
> feed even if the file contains Unix line feed.

Sorry for that! But it seems not to be my editor. All the
files looks good! Maybe it happens, if I zip the files, or
you unzip them?

If I ceckout the files from CVS, they have the Windows line
feed (CrLf). Is this correct?

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> Sorry for that! But it seems not to be my editor. All the
> files looks good! Maybe it happens, if I zip the files, or
> you unzip them?

I unzip them under MacOS X or FreeBSD, which use Unix line
feed. I don't know if these versions changes line feed, and
it's weird if it changes only some line feed and not all of
them.

> If I ceckout the files from CVS, they have the Windows
> line feed (CrLf). Is this correct?

WinCVS may change line feed. If I remember well, there's an
option to change line feeds or not. When I commit files, I
try not to forget so set Unix line feeds. But neither Nocc
nor PHP cares about line feed, there's nothing wrong to use
Windows, Unix or mixed line feeds. But I admit the last case
is dirty :)