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           What    |Removed                     |Added
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             Status|NEW                         |RESOLVED
         Resolution|                            |FIXED
   Target Milestone|---                         |1.7




------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED]  2005-03-03 22:56 -------
I finally looked at this... thought it would be rude I committed the
preservelastmodified patch and hadn't yet looked at this.  Though this was a lot
bigger.

Kevin:  WOW.  I didn't want to have two sets of code in Ant that did the same
thing.  Plus two sets of unit tests that did the same thing.  So I took your
filter and renamed it to be completely distinct from FixCRLF the Task.  I played
around with the code a little 'cause I can't resist doing that.  But I didn't
even touch the real guts.  I really like the way you implemented the various
aspects of the task as separate filters.  Anyway, I never tested your code; I
set immediately about changing the task to use your filter.  I figured if its
testcases still passed after that we were in the clear.  I got it converted and
ran the test suite, and everything passed immediately.  I was amazed.  Anyway, I
 set the task up so that it can function as a filter just so we wouldn't have 
to do:
<filterchain>
  <fixcrlffilter ... />
</filterchain>

or something silly... instead it's just <fixcrlf ... /> just like the task.

Anyway, this is very cool... I had wanted this filter for quite awhile but was
too lazy to attack it myself.  Looks like it represents a lot of work on your
part.  I have this marked down for Ant 1.7 now, though I may merge it for 1.6.3
depending on how much time elapses and whether any negative fallout shows up.

Thanks!

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