[Subclipse-users] Conflicts on .project and other such files: how to keep them installation-independent

Hi,

In news://news.gmane.org:119/g4dahh$rvi$1@ger.gmane.org I asked how to
keep .project files non-platform dependent. Nobody answered, so I ask
again. The reason is that I have some very inexperienced students
working on a project with me and they are totally confused with the
conflict resolving stuff. Worst of all: since they need slightly
different settings, it are always the .project and .cproject files which
differ. For now, I told them to just ignore those and always just mark
resolved, so they keep their own versions, but this also means they do
not pick up useful settings changes which would work on their system as
well.

So once again: how do you handle this? Are there tricks to separate the
installation-dependent parts. Note that this even applies for different
flavors of Linux.

H.

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Hendrik Maryns
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