The ^M is an end-of-line marker that you see when DOS files
are opened on UNIX systems. Is there an option in NetBeans to
convert files from DOS to UNIX format? When I'm in Windows, I
use UltraEdit or Notetab Pro, both of which have commands to
perform just this sort of conversion. More important, they
also let you maintain the UNIX format when you open or reopen
a UNIX file. Very handy. On Solaris and Linux, you can use
the dos2unix command to convert the files, but it's not as
handy as using an editor that doesn't force the conversion
or only uses DOS format in the first place.
Scott
V B Kumar Jayanti wrote:
> Sahoo wrote:
>
>> Windows users,
>>
>> Can you please make sure that the files don't contain ^M when you
>> check in? svn may have a way configuration option for that, or just
>> use some other mechanism to avoid checking in files with ^M in it.
>> Some of us take the extra pain to remove them, but again they come
>> back. Appreciate your cooperation.
>>
> I work on Windows but use NetBeans to edit files and commit them is that
> still a problem ?.
> Thanks.
>
>> Thanks,
>> Sahoo
>>
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