Re: [Plplot-devel] non-binary .map,.fnt files, again!

[<jc...@fe...>]

On Wednesday 29 October 2003 00:21, Rafael Laboissiere wrote:
| * Vince Darley <vi...@sa...> [2003-10-28 14:37]:
| > I'm not talking about file permissions.  Unix uses LF as a
| > linefeed. Windows uses CR-LF.  MacOS uses CR.  Therefore when cvs
| > checks out a file on a non-unix platform, it performs on the fly
| > line-ending conversion. This obviously mangles any binary files. 
| > Cvs as some '-kb' option to specify that a file is not ascii. 
| > That's what we need here.
|
| Oh, I see.  Sorry for my misunderstanding.
|
| > I know I could try to fix this from Windows, but it's much easier
| > from Unix because you automatically have a non-corrupted version of
| > the file! I don't.
|
| This has hopefully been fixed by Alan.
|
| > Perhaps some notes about this can be added to Plplot's developer
| > documentation so we don't run into the same problem next time the
| > whole source tree is re-arranged ;-)
|
| Looking at the CVS documentation, I found a way to fix this problem
| forever. I added the following to the CVSROOT/cvswrappers file:
|
|     cglobe.map    -k 'b'
|     globe.map     -k 'b'
|     plstnd5.fnt   -k 'b'
|     plxtnd5.fnt   -k 'b'
|     usaglobe.map  -k 'b'
|     usa.map       -k 'b'
|
| This change has not been tested, but should be okay.

It looks like that all this was my fault. Sorry.

Can you do it also for examples/c/lena.pgm? I don't know why Vince 
hasn't complained about it.

Joao