Norbert Unterberg wrote:
> This solves the problem only for some cases. But I frequently use to
> diff the working copy file to see the changes I made and sometimes
> undo some changes by copying them from the original (pristine) file
> back into my WC file. If I enable the "convert files" option then my
> modified file would be lost, since I had modified a temp file with my
> diff viewer instead of my working copy file.
During a 'visual' diff converting both files to (LF) or ignoring eols
will not fix all the problems with eols.
When users try to copy a piece of code from the diff application it will
only contain a (LF) eol which will cause problems when it gets pasted in
other windows applications.
This is my real problem, my application *does* support 'ignore eol
difference' but it will break the copy/paste to other windows applications
And a partial (undo) pristine copy to the working copy may result in a
couple of wrong eols in the working copy?
I'm not a TortoiseSVN dev, but wouldn't converting the pristine-eols to
working-eols solve this problem(s)? Are there any drawbacks on this?
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Received on Wed Jun 1 20:45:19 2005