> These files (PCbuild/*.dsw PCbuild/*.dsp) are just normal text files. Why, > then, do we treat them as binary files. DevStudio doesn't (or at least 5.x didn't) like it if not all lines used CRLF terminators. > Would it not be preferable to have those files be handled like a normal text > files, i.e. check it out on Unix and it uses Unix line terminators, check it > out on Windows and it uses DOS line terminators. I think I made them binary during the period when I was mounting the Unix source directory on a Windows machine. I don't do that any more and I don't know anyone who does, so I think it's okay to change. > This way you are using the native line terminator format and text processing > tools you use on them a less likely to screw them up. (Anyone see my > motivation?). > > Does anybody see any problems treating them as text files? And, if not, who > knows how to get rid of the '-kb' sticky tag on those files. cvs admin -kkv file ... --Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.pythonlabs.com/~guido/)
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