RE: bug in com_lglx5450.py

> > What is considered proper etiquette when finding a bug in someone else's
> code in BitPim?
> 
> Everyone is egoless :-)  The only criteria you should use is whether code
> you are
> suggesting/adding improves BitPim.  If it does then everyone will be happy
> for it.
> (Bug fixes easily fit that criteria).

Yup we don't have egos, only EGOs. :)

> > I am using Tortoise CVS
> 
> The CVS eol rules on Windows are simple.  Either use entirely native
> Windows CVS
> (Tortoise counts), Windows editor etc or use entirely UNIXy (cygwin &
> family)
> versions of cvs and editors.  If you mix and match then a line ending
> nightmare
> happens in the repository and to all other people who check the code out.
> 
> Subversion fixes all these silly issues and SourceForge keep promising it
> real
> soon now.

I had the same problem e-mail source. I use dos2unix (get cygwin, mingw or
similar) to convert source files before e-mailing.

Simon



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