| Re: [jdt-ui-dev] Newline characters in TextEditor |
Yes, use Team->Change ASCII/Binary Properties (in F3, name was "Change
Keyword Substition" prior). You will probably want to use "text with no
keyword subst." (-ko). Follow through the wizard. Ensure everyone on your
team doesn't have uncommitted changes on that file. Have they update the
file after you've changed it.
Kevin
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They are binary, since we did NLS B.T. (before Team 2.0).
I assume I can change the release mode somehow?
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Just my 2 cents. Are these files tagged as binary or text (CVS tag) ? If in
text, they would be converted to platform compliant line separator when
checked out for free...
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Kai-
Is there any way to have newlines be Windows compliant (/n/r, I think) in
the default Text Editor?
Our translation tools require that .properties files and other files have
such newlines.
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