CC connector importer add a blankline between code lines

Just migrated a few base CC branchesto RTC streams, and the developers
found outthat a different format in RTC for each and every file with
double space between the lines. When we replace the checked out files
from CC to RTC in order to check in them, we see these double spaces
between lines are as conflicts when we compare with predecessors. So
can you tell us which convention do we need to follow either the RTC
format with double spaces or the usual file as it was earlier?

A blank line, which seems to be introduced during the migration from
CC, between every 2 lines is not good for readability and
maintainability of the code. Is it a known issue of the migration? Do
we have an automated way to remove the extra blank lines that are
introduced by the migration in all the files?
We want to check if there is a way to avoid this issue in the later
migrations.

You need to set the LINE_DELIMITER property in the CC synchronizer to
specifies what kind of line delimiters the text files in your CC VOB
actually have.

The synchronizer defaults to assuming that the VOB has Unix
line-endings, but your VOB must have Windows line-endings, so in the
ClearCase properties page of that synchronized stream, change the value
of the LINE_DELIMITER property from LF to CRLF.

For the files you've already imported, the easiest way to fix this is to
set this property of your synchronized stream, and re-import the files
(remove all the existing sync roots, and then add them back again).

gmclemmwrote:
You need to set the LINE_DELIMITER property in the CC synchronizer to

specifies what kind of line delimiters the text files in your CC VOB

actually have.

The synchronizer defaults to assuming that the VOB has Unix
line-endings, but your VOB must have Windows line-endings, so in the

ClearCase properties page of that synchronized stream, change the
value
of the LINE_DELIMITER property from LF to CRLF.

For the files you've already imported, the easiest way to fix this
is to
set this property of your synchronized stream, and re-import the
files
(remove all the existing sync roots, and then add them back again).



As I am using two-way sync., if I remove all files and folders in RTC
while shutdown the sync. engine, when I start again to run import,
how do I know it will not sync back the deletion changes back to CC
and delete the files and folders in CC?

Do I have to remove the sync roots from all imported stream before to
run the import again?

NOTE: When I say "remove the sync roots", I don't mean "delete the files
from ClearCase"! I mean:
- go to the sync stream view
- execute the "select files to synchronizer" operation
- check the "show existing sync roots" check box
- select all of the sync roots
- select "remove"

To avoid confusion, let me revise my instructions:

"Just delete the old sync stream (using the "delete" operation in the
sync stream view, *NOT* by deleting the branch in ClearCase!), and then
create a new sync stream (using the "create sync stream operation" in
the sync stream view).

Cheers,
Geoff

On 7/22/2010 2:07 PM, ghu wrote:
gmclemmwrote:
You need to set the LINE_DELIMITER property in the CC synchronizer to

specifies what kind of line delimiters the text files in your CC VOB

actually have.

The synchronizer defaults to assuming that the VOB has Unix
line-endings, but your VOB must have Windows line-endings, so in the

ClearCase properties page of that synchronized stream, change the
value
of the LINE_DELIMITER property from LF to CRLF.

For the files you've already imported, the easiest way to fix this
is to
set this property of your synchronized stream, and re-import the
files
(remove all the existing sync roots, and then add them back again).



As I am using two-way sync., if I remove all files and folders in RTC
while shutdown the sync. engine, when I start again to run import,
how do I know it will not sync back the deletion changes back to CC
and delete the files and folders in CC?

Do I have to remove the sync roots from all imported stream before to
run the import again?