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Re: Convincing win32 command-line client to output forward slashes instead of backward slashes?

From: Glenn Serre <gaserre_at_spiresoftware.com>
Date: 2006-04-07 00:41:01 CEST

Good afternoon Steve,

Steve Williams wrote:
>>>Have you tried using the Cygwin version of the command line? I would
>>>assume it would output backslashes.
>>>
>>
>>The cygwin version appears to have the problem of not handling an
>>svn:eol-style
>>of native the way we want. It appears to not do the lf to cr-lf
>>conversion on
>>checkout even if the directory is mounted in text mode, which would be OK
>>except
>>that it makes me suspect that it also does not do the cr-lf to lf
>>conversion on
>>checkin, which we want.
>
>
> So you want a client that is a half-breed mutant of Windows and Unix? You
> want the forward slashes from Unix, but the line endings from Windows?

If you want to put it that way, yes, but I' note that forward slash is a valid
file separator char on Windows, so the half-breed part seems inaccurate.
Unusual for a Windows client, perhaps.

To restate things in case it is unclear, all I want is an option to have the svn
win32 command line client output forward slashes instead of backward slashes.

Aside, the cygwin cvs client outputs forward slashes but performs the cr-lf
conversion in the directory is mounted in text mode.

Thanks,
--Glenn S.

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