Closed PeterBowman closed 6 years ago
Done at https://github.com/roboticslab-uc3m/xgnitive/commit/0c216b33fd47609cdf3aa6c4b399a37e8d640137! Lot of changes but looking good.
This has been a recurrent problem in some of my code, I think maybe gedit or another editor may be introducing this line breaks. I'm not sure. I will try to detect the origin of this and fix it.
Thank you @PeterBowman!!! :D
Thanks, @RaulFdzbis! I noticed there are two development branches of yours which might need merge+normalization as well: demonstration-feature-selection-issue-36
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Should we close this now?
I was wondering whether source files should be incidentally converted to UTF-8 (from ASCII). That might deserve a separate issue, if deemed necessary at all. Thanks, closing.
converted to UTF-8 (from ASCII)
AFAIK ascii is a subset of utf8. Since this is not specified explicitly in any header, if a file is fully composed by ascii characters, we can say it is also utf8. I read about this while writing https://github.com/asrob-uc3m/tutoriales/blob/master/software/character-encoding.md (perma), so there should be more references there.
See also: Should my source code be in UTF-8?. In the past, I did have to set UTF8 as default in Eclipse (when developing Java code) to avoid weird conversion errors.
See also: Should my source code be in UTF-8?
Nice read. Added at https://github.com/asrob-uc3m/tutoriales/commit/7c1e5cb338d56ec4161f349df2a5da48bff8d09a
In the past, I did have to set UTF8 as default in Eclipse (when developing Java code) to avoid weird conversion errors.
Well, yes. In practice, wierd things can happen with basically any editor, and can also vary among OS. UTF8 for now works well. : )
Several files use Windows (CRLF) line endings (8c2f26c9724e16a3b159816c583582f6b6a17ed5):
Use this:
Beware of stale branches!