Guy Harris wrote:
On Jan 18, 2007, at 4:17 PM, Luis Ontanon wrote:
oops that would be
$(PERL) -ae 'chomp; print "$_\015";' <infile >outfile
...and the same for the others.
Hmmm, in the meantime I'm not so sure if the decision to *not* use the
subversion eol-style setting was such a good idea.
My concern against it was that it's too hidden to be understandable.
However, the current implementation doesn't look very nice - and is hard
to understand as well - probably even harder than the eol-style thing
(at least for me :-).
In the meantime I think that setting the subversion eol-style properties
of the bash files to LF will be much easier to handle in the long run.
This way we always get LF endings for these files, regardless which
platform the user works on. It should work on both Unix and Windows
without any further intervention, we could add a hint to the bash file
header comment, so adding a new file is not that painful if using an
older one as a template...
What do others think about this?
Regards, ULFL
