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			| I have problems with UNIX vs DOS line endings. [message #22949] | 
			Wed, 02 September 2009 09:04   | 
		 
		
			
				
				
				
					
						  
						mr_ped
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		For some months I figured out that line endings do change according to where I edit the text file, if I edit in Kubuntu, I get the file converted wholly to unix-like endlines, if I edit it later in WinXP, I get it converted back to DOS-like endlines. 
 
While this doesn't pose any problem to the file usage, it confuses KSVN (SVN GUI I use in Kubuntu). I would prefer TheIDE to read the newline type from opened file, and stick to it (unless it has mixed line-endings, then it's IMHO fine to automatically convert it to current native one. 
It's just very minor annoyance, because I can use unix2dos and dos2unix to convert it back, but still having this "fixed" would save me couple of seconds daily.
		
		
		
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			| Re: I have problems with UNIX vs DOS line endings. [message #22953 is a reply to message #22952] | 
			Wed, 02 September 2009 14:23   | 
		 
		
			
				
				
				
					
						  
						masu
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		Hi, 
 
SVN itself does not know about the meaning of line endings, but of course it cares about file differences (which it should I suppose). 
 
I also have the same problem as Ped when working with version control. If I modify a checked out file that has DOS line endings in Unix with TheIDE all line endings are converted to Unix line endings. As a consequence when I make a diff of my modified version and the original one, all lines are marked modified which is not practical since I only want to see (and also check in my modifications). 
 
Matthias
		
		
		
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