On 26.12.2004, at 22:19, Cory West wrote:
> These two utilities aren’t glamorous, but I threw them together out of
> necessity last week and thought that others might also find them
> useful.
>
> DTAdd is a utility to add a Mac binary file to a Subversion
> repository. It preserves the resource fork and finder flags as
> properties on the file.
>
> DTFix is a utility that will restore the resource fork and finder
> flags for a Mac binary file stored in a Subversion repository.
>
> These utilities probably should have been written in PERL… but I
> don’t know PERL. Actually, the Subversion client should probably just
> do this for you if it’s running on a Mac and encounters these
> situations J.
I would say this should not happen automatically. If I edit a text file
on my Mac, it can happen that my editor adds a resource fork to the
file to keep track of such things as which font I selected and where
the window is located. When I check it in, I don't want to end up with
a MacBinary version of the file on the server.
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Received on Thu Dec 30 14:33:26 2004