Stefan Bodewig wrote:
On 13 May 2004, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Make tests pass on MacOS X.
To recap the situation.
<fixcrlf> will use CR as line separator on any Mac, including on Macs that run MacOS X. OS X obviously deals with all kinds of line separators but its native separator (including Java's line.separator system property) is a LF.
The real solution probably would be to patch <fixcrlf> to base its
decision on the line.separator property, but I'm really concerned
about backwards compatibility since this behavior is part of <fixrclf>
since Ant 1.1 and has been wrong since then as well - IIRC the first
(pre-)releases of OS X have already been available in 2000.
I think that it would be a good idea to use line.separator for the default value. It is less brittle than the current method, and I cannot imagine that many people would have used <fixcrlf> on MacOSX without setting the eol attribute.
Peter
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