Re: Project Find - Replace Fails Silently - Watch Movie!
Re: Project Find - Replace Fails Silently - Watch Movie!
- Subject: Re: Project Find - Replace Fails Silently - Watch Movie!
- From: Jerry Krinock <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 24 Oct 2008 20:43:47 -0700
On 2008 Oct, 22, at 21:25, Neil wrote:
You might look into the old unix util "dos2unix"; it, run repeatedly
through a shell script, might do the trick for you.
That's not installed on my system. I found the manual page for a
linux system but it only handles one file at a time which wouldn't be
any fun for a large project.
On 2008 Oct, 23, at 9:25, Dan Korn wrote:
If you're using some kind of source control, you should be able to
have it set the line endings when you check out the source files.
If you're not using SCM, well, you probably should.
Sorry, I'm not.
The only problem is when you copy-and-paste code from another file
with different line endings, in which case you may need to
temporarily use the setting in Xcode to "fix" them.
So, although I find this hard to believe that I would have to do such
a thing in order to fix line endings for Xcode in the year 2008, I
wrote a dorky perl script which recursively searches given
directories, reports any files with indicated extensions (i.e. .h, .m)
that have non-unix line endings, and then after you interact, fixes
them. If anyone else is having line ending issues with Xcode and
wants to try my dorky script, here it is...
http://sheepsystems.com/sourceCode/unixnewlines.html
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