| Line endings [message #204313] |
Tue, 13 November 2007 06:46  |
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Originally posted by: jan.bares.ips-ag.net
Hi,
Eclipse correctly detects line endings for existing files like *.java and
*.txt. However for existing *.html, *.xml, *.jsp the line endings are not
detected and platform specific line-ending are used. This results in
line-endings mismatch. Why, where can I change this?
In Preference/General/Workspace and Project/Properties/Resource I have
test "default", but this is only for new files.
Eclipse 3.3.1.1
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| Re: Line endings [message #204334 is a reply to message #204326] |
Tue, 13 November 2007 09:33  |
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Originally posted by: jan.bares.ips-ag.net
Thanks David, see inline
> Jan have these files been checked out from source control? If so, you
> can control this on the Team preference page, on the Files and
> Directories tab.
I use SVN/Subversive, but the problem is not bound to VCS. When I edit
*.txt or *.java files with UNIX line endings, Eclipse detects them and
uses UNIX line endings for new lines. But for *.html, *.xml, *.jsp file
this detection doesn't work and Eclipse uses Windows line endings. The
results is mixed line endings.
> Also, which OS are you experiencing the problems.
Windows XP.
Thanks, Jan
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| Re: Line endings [message #204894 is a reply to message #204736] |
Fri, 23 November 2007 20:39 |
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On Tue, 20 Nov 2007 03:15:10 -0500, jan_bar <jan.bares@ips-ag.net> wrote=
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>> Have you tried Preferences/Web and XML/HTML Files, XML Files, JSP Fil=
es?
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> Yes, I have Web and XML/HTML files, line delimiter =3D no translation,=
but
> maybe this is the problem? Actually I need line delimiter =3D "use the=
same
> as in existing file". Why I cannot set this settings?
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no translation does mean to use the same as in existing file, and, last =
I check, this worked
just fine.
So, if you are seeing problem, you might open a bug, and detail exactly =
how to reproduce.
And, you might attach your configuration and log from the about box, so =
we can verify if there's
anything that looks odd.
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