Folks,
I'm throwing this query out in this medium (as a newbie) as
I'm unsure of if there is a better forum for the question.
It would appear that in the 1.3.1 Windows self-extracting
exe, that some .html file(s) [the one I've come across to date is boost/lib/numeric/conversion/doc/converter_policies.html]
have got 'extra' ^M characters in them over and beyond the normal Windows line
ending.
I assume this is an artifact of some kind of cross-platform
/ cvs activity?
The net result is that these files cannot (as they stand) be
imported into a multi-platform subversion repository (at least from a Windows
client), as the line endings are inconsistent.
This issue re-occurs in a few test files, particularly one
for Unicode testing which apparently deliberately has bad line endings.
Rgds
Staffan Tj.
Staffan
Tjernström | Sr. Programmer -
Market Data Systems | www.esignal.com
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