On 03/09/06, greg@svn.leuksman.com greg@svn.leuksman.com wrote:
Revision: 16352 Author: greg Date: 2006-09-02 18:14:11 -0700 (Sat, 02 Sep 2006)
Log Message:
Make sure LocalSettings.php ends in a newline.
$localSettings = "<" . "?php$endl$local$endl?" . ">";
$localSettings = "<" . "?php$endl$local$endl?" . ">\r\n";
Shouldn't that be a regular Unix newline character, i.e. "\n"? It makes no major difference, since the line below it forces a conversion, but it seems odd to me.
Rob Church
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Shouldn't that be a regular Unix newline character, i.e. "\n"? It makes no major difference, since the line below it forces a conversion, but it seems odd to me.
Yeah, I had a single "\n" at first, but didn't want the line below to feel left out and have no work to do. :) I'm surprised you noticed; glad to see that people are actually reading the commit emails. I should have had a prize available of something...
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On Sunday 03 September 2006 14:18, Greg Sabino Mullane wrote:
Shouldn't that be a regular Unix newline character, i.e. "\n"? It makes no major difference, since the line below it forces a conversion, but it seems odd to me.
Yeah, I had a single "\n" at first, but didn't want the line below to feel left out and have no work to do. :) I'm surprised you noticed; glad to see that people are actually reading the commit emails. I should have had a prize available of something...
Convert his installation to PostgreSQL for free? ;-)
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