Re: Application.state? -->> Ping Pong!!

Patrick hit the nail on the head here. Actually, I think what happened was I copied the anygui directory "as is" from my linux partition to my FAT32 shared partition. All the files were being managed on Linux, but I wanted to test the changes on Windows before checking things in. During the testing phase I had to edit many of the files on Windows. Thus the CL line endings.
On windows I use cygwin for the CVS client. So this could very well be what it is.
It is not a check-in-as-binary problem, as many of these files' type were determined by other people than myself when they added them to the repository.

Sorry about this problem.

Dallas

"Patrick K. O'Brien" <[email protected]> wrote:

>On Saturday 16 November 2002 04:22 pm, Robin Becker wrote:
>> In article <[email protected]>, Magnus Lie Hetland
>> <[email protected]> writes
>>
>> >Robin Becker <[email protected]>:
>> >[snip]
>> >
>> >> yes that will do it, but we still have all these ^M's in the
>> >> files. These will cause problems eventually, my editor converts
>> >> them which means anything I check in will show milliards of
>> >> changes.
>> >
>> >Does anyone know how to do this? (I suspect the cvs admin command
>> > can be used to ensure that these are text files, but...)
>>
>> By default files are text, I suspect it's a bad client that causes
>> naked textfiles to be checked back in. The only clients I know that
>> can do this are from old style Macs ie pre OS X. Python is mostly
>> immune to lineending problems, but not completely.
>
>You can mess this from Windows as well. I can't remember the exact 
>combination I used at the time. Perhaps it had to do with trying to use 
>the CVS from Cygwin on files that had Windows-style line endings. I 
>don't know of any other fix than to correct the line endings and check 
>the files back in.
>
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