Hi,
I am developing a ruby package under linux. When I packaged it into a gem and installed it on a win32 box, everything looked scary because of the linux <-> dos line endings. (there are examples and tutorials etc - and after all maybe someone wants to view the source code, too)
My question is: before packaging the stuff for win32, do you run a rake task or something to unix2dos the files? Or this is left to the users on the win32 side?
Thanks,
Peter
I certainly don't package it special. I have to assume that their text editor will be smart enough to handle it.
On Feb 3, 2007, at 8:37 AM, Peter Szinek wrote:
I am developing a ruby package under linux. When I packaged it into a gem and installed it on a win32 box, everything looked scary because of the linux <-> dos line endings. (there are examples and tutorials etc - and after all maybe someone wants to view the source code, too)
My question is: before packaging the stuff for win32, do you run a rake task or something to unix2dos the files? Or this is left to the users on the win32 side?
I certainly don't package it special. I have to assume that their text editor will be smart enough to handle it.
Thanks. This was what I wanted to hear 
Peter