Uwe Brauer writes:
Precisely, this is main source for headache for me. In a
collaboration
with a college (LaTeX files) I obtain often files with dos ending, and
when checking them in, RCS gets screwed up just in the way you mention.
LaTeX doesn't care about line endings (the CR is just whitespace, and
the LF already introduces whitespace), right? RCS doesn't either, as
long as you don't change them. Why not edit with XEmacs, which
doesn't care about line endings either, and leave the line endings as
they are?
If for some reason you *need* to combine files with *different* line
endings, there's got to be a better workflow for you.
That's why I thought of a different tool, which is not based on
version
control but on Latex itself and a python script; problem again for the
script to work the files now must use the Mac end of the line
convention. :'(
That's bizarre. Python doesn't usually care about newlines.
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