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View non-Mac Roman files in FileMerge
The real hint would be is that you merely need to set the text encoding extended attribute correctly, something that Xcode and most current Mac text editors will already do on their own.
Or you can just drop into Terminal and set it yourself:
View non-Mac Roman files in FileMerge
Yes, that's the real problem, files not having the right attributes. FileMerge can handle a variety of file encodings. ---
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What about non-Mac-originated files?
I have to admit, I never had problems with file encoding and FileMerge and I definitely use a lot of file stored on non-HFS systems and edited by non-Mac computers.
View non-Mac Roman files in FileMerge
If you are using Subversion for SCM in Xcode, then all extended attributes are lost on check-in. In this case the original hint is very useful (unless someone knows a way to put HFS extended attributes into subversion properties). |
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