Re: Git commit adds ^M at end of line

Laurent BP <jumbo4444 -AT- yahoo.fr>
Sat, 21 Jan 2017 09:56:10 -0700 (MST)

Thanks all for your answers. Sorry for the delay: I fell asleep, and just
wake up. ;-)

I think I found the root problem of this strange behavior. Many help files
contains some few lines ending with a ^M character. They are inserted after
<bascode> and before </bascode>, for instance here:
http://opengrok.libreoffice.org/xref/help/source/text/sbasic/shared/03030108.xhp#40

I think that my KWrite detected these characters and decided to
automatically add one to each line. This was not the case for all the files
of the patch, because I changed my KWrite option during my patching.

Solution was to restart from scratch, and edit with vim. I could proposed my
change here:
https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/33240/

I will investigate about these extra ^M characters.

Best regards,



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Git commit adds ^M at end of line · Laurent BP
- Re: Git commit adds ^M at end of line · jan iversen
  - Re: Git commit adds ^M at end of line · Laurent BP
    - Re: Git commit adds ^M at end of line · Muhammet Kara
      - Re: Git commit adds ^M at end of line · Laurent BP
        
        Re: Git commit adds ^M at end of line · Laurent BP
    - Re: Git commit adds ^M at end of line · Laurent BP
    - Re: Git commit adds ^M at end of line · Wols Lists
- Re: Git commit adds ^M at end of line · Thorsten Behrens

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