Jostein Chr. Andersen wrote:
> On Thursday 13 January 2005 22.56, maxb@tigris.org wrote:
>> Author: maxb
>> Date: Thu Jan 13 15:56:04 2005
>> New Revision: 12713
>>
>> Modified:
>> trunk/packages/win32-innosetup/...
>>
>> Set eol-style native.
>
> Just curious: Why bother doing this? This area is a Windows domain only.
>
> The Inno Setup 4x compiler needs the Windows endings in order to make an
> Installer. This means that I'm from now on is forced to fire up a
> Windows box in order to make an Installer. I did not have to that before
> because I could use Linux/Wine. Even the Inno Setup GUI works under
> Wine!
>
> This is not a big problem in the Inno Setup 5x line which, AFAIK,
> understands Unix line endings. The Inno Setup 5x line will handle the
> trunk and future release while the 4x line of IS handles the current
> line 1.1.? of Subversion.
Sorry, I did not mean to cause inconvenience.
There are a number of files containing the standard copyright banner under
this dir - I began extending check-license.py to cover more filetypes, to
automate more of the updating of copyrights for 2005, and discovered that
the CRLF lineends were getting in the way of the detection. I figured
eol-style native made sense for text files, and was the easy solution.
If you like though, you could change them back to CRLFs, and I could add
some EOL conversion to check-license.py.
Anyway, whilst I'm talking about this directory:
mk_htmlhelp.bat doesn't have a copyright block, but all the other tools in
that direcory do - this is hardly important, but if it is intended to be the
same as the others, could you copy across the block? It would be one less
exception for check-license.py.
Max.
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Received on Fri Jan 14 11:48:18 2005