I think this has come up before and there isn't a fix, other than to not
do that... depending on what the icon is being displayed on, there may be
alternative ways of getting the icon displayed (e.g. adding it to a
bundle, Finder .DS_Store file, etc).
It was a bad idea when Apple implemented that back in the OS 8/9 days. It
was doubly bad when Apple brought that forward to OS X. It breaks all
sorts of command line stuff.
Dave
> Hi svn fellows!
>
> I'm a long time cvs-user who is finally successfully converted into
> an svn-user (in other words: I was made compatible or shall I say
> Universal Binary :-)
>
> I observed that if you change an icon of a directory (e.g. copy one
> over the old one in GetInfo window) on MacOSX it creates a file which
> is displayed as "Icon?" but containes hex 0x0d which in turn lets my
> svn scream out loud. I searched on the tigris database but didn't
> find any results.
>
> So, is this already known? Or shall I report this issue?
>
> Cheers,
> the_Alien@aliensoundware.com
>
> PS:
> If you ask yourself "Why the hell you come along and tweak and fiddle
> around on unproductive things and waste everyone's time?" I can reply
> in my defense "Hey, I'm on Mac now: Everything shines, bells and
> whistles. I wanna have that too!" :-)
>
>
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