HI!
> > > So it just takes the tabs from one file and doesn't check
> if the other
> > > file has spaces instead of tabs.
> > > Don't ignore the whitespaces and you'll be fine.
> >
> > I tried, but then I have half of the file conflicted.
>
> No surprise. If you change whitespaces all over a file, you
> get conflicts.
OK.
> > What I don't understand is, why it does not leave the
> unchanged parts (with tabs or not) alone, meaning take them
> from the wc?
>
> Because you're merging something in. And by doing that, you want the
> changes merged in your working copy. That's why the 'other' file has
> priority over your working copy file.
But Tortoise does not recognize these parts with TABs as "changed", if I set "ignore whitespace". So, why merge them into the wc, if they have not been changed?
Thomas
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Received on Tue Oct 26 14:29:58 2004