mmm, that indeed might be a problem.
Actually, I (sometimes) develop and test pldoc on RedHat 9, but there CVS converts linebreaks automatically to UNIX format, and no problems occur.
But for the official distribution of pldoc, I must choose one of the formats, or have separate distributions for Windows and UNIX.
I will think about it.
For sure, at least *.sh files should be in UNIX format.
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I followed the installation procedures:
/usr/local/pldoc
cd /usr/local/bin ; ln -s /usr/local/pldoc/pldoc.sh pldoc
then when I try to run /usr/local/pldoc/pldoc_test.sh
I get:
./pldoc.sh: Command not found.
I cleared the ^M at the end of each line in all the files. Also verified that /bin/sh existed... still nothing.
I am trying to run this on RH 8.0 any ideas?
Nevermind, I figured it out.
if you run dos2unix on all the sh, sql, and html files everything works.
mmm, that indeed might be a problem.
Actually, I (sometimes) develop and test pldoc on RedHat 9, but there CVS converts linebreaks automatically to UNIX format, and no problems occur.
But for the official distribution of pldoc, I must choose one of the formats, or have separate distributions for Windows and UNIX.
I will think about it.
For sure, at least *.sh files should be in UNIX format.