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From: Alef A. <al...@jt...> - 2004-11-13 17:01:48
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> I don't really now what the exact cause of this is;=20 > assumably, it's an extra line character in the binary=20 > representation, which gets interpreted as extra line break on=20 > Windows. So everybody, please double-check that any files=20 > that you check in use proper line breaks. Sorry... I've got two shortcuts to Eclipse where one is tweaked to use Linux linefeeds all over the place (Eclipse does not support changing of the linefeed except for setting it as a system property--a client of mine requires this and they're using Subversion, somehow their installation does not deal with linefeed as well as CVS does). I must have used the wrong shortcut...=20 I'll keep an eye on it. A |