Re: Detect line endings

Hi,

You could write a custom check using NewlineAtEndOfFileCheck as a template
for how to detect line endings.

Personally, I would recommend using the Source Control system to enforce the
line-endings. I know that both Subversion and Mercurial support enforcing
line-endings on commit. This is a better solution.

On Sat, Jul 9, 2011 at 03:17, Wetzold, Robert <[email protected]>wrote:

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> is it possible to check which line encoding has been used in our java and
> xml files with checkstyle? We want to *enforce unix line endings* and get
> an error if someone checks in files with different encodings (e.g. windows
> or mac).****
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