Hi Bern,
You are right. It is exacly the case. Some are text (the ones I can open), and some are binary. Is it possible to change settings to get only text files? Is there other possibilities?
Thanks
Laurent
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De : Bernd Kuhlmann <bernd.kuhlmann1@ewetel.net>
À : users@tortoisesvn.tigris.org
Envoyé le : Lundi, 18 Septembre 2006, 6h30mn 14s
Objet : Re: Using TortoiseMerge with Delphi forms (ext .dfm)
Am Montag, 18. September 2006 16:12 schrieb Jack Rew:
> I am developping with Delphi, and I have conflicts between 2 versions. I
> can solve them one by one using Tortoise Merge, but I have a serious
> problem with Delphi forms (extension .dfm): In some case everything goes as
> normal and I can modify, and in some cases I have the message: "The file
> is not a valid text file! Not that UTF16 and UTF32 are treated as binary
> too".
>
> Why does it work in some cases and not in others? How to identify the
> problem? How to solve it ?
>
Delphi can save forms as a text file or in an internal binary format.
If you open the dfm file with a text editor, do you see text or binary data?
Bernd
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