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Can I force scm check-in using None(Binary) as delimiter

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Joseph Chang (155●23●19) | asked Jun 21 '10, 1:32 a.m.
I am trying to check-in a bunch of files with RTC Command Line in Windows client. I found some of the text files originally use '0A' as delimiter has been changed to '0A0D' after check-in. Can I force scm check-in use "None(Binary)" instead of "Platform" as default delimiter?

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Shashikant Padur (4.2k●2●7) | answered Jun 22 '10, 1:43 a.m.
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The user customizable file is in <user's home dir>/.jazz-scm/magic.properties. If there isn't one create it. Suppose you want to checkin all *.txt files without any newline conversion (delimiter as none), then you add the following line to the file...
*.txt : delim: none
Valid values for delim are lf, cr, crlf, platform and none.

I am trying to check-in a bunch of files with RTC Command Line in Windows client. I found some of the text files originally use '0A' as delimiter has been changed to '0A0D' after check-in. Can I force scm check-in use "None(Binary)" instead of "Platform" as default delimiter?
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Joseph Chang (155●23●19) | answered Jun 22 '10, 6:20 a.m.
Thanks, .jazz-scm/magic.properties does help solve my issue.
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The user customizable file is in <user's home dir>/.jazz-scm/magic.properties. If there isn't one create it. Suppose you want to checkin all *.txt files without any newline conversion (delimiter as none), then you add the following line to the file...
*.txt : delim: none
Valid values for delim are lf, cr, crlf, platform and none.

I am trying to check-in a bunch of files with RTC Command Line in Windows client. I found some of the text files originally use '0A' as delimiter has been changed to '0A0D' after check-in. Can I force scm check-in use "None(Binary)" instead of "Platform" as default delimiter?

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