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Setting Line Delimeters & Binary on a file-by-file basis

We are migrating a substantial source tree into RTC. Within the source tree are 10 files which contain binary character strings, which RTC skips and generates the following error -

File {filename} has line delimiter Platform but the contents contain
mixed line delimiters. Either set the delimiter to NONE or convert
the contents to one type of line delimiter.

We understand that we can globally change the File Delimeters (via the Window|Preferences|Team|Jazz Source Control|File Properties) but how can you file-by-file change the File Delimeter properties?

- Can you specifically "mark" a single file as binary?

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In Eclipse, right-click on the file in the Package Explorer and ask for
Properties. Then in the properties page, open the Jazz Source Control
properties, and you can set the file delimiter (and mime type)
individually for the file.

Cheers,
Geoff

On 11/23/2011 11:08 AM, mikeclark wrote:
We are migrating a substantial source tree into RTC. Within the
source tree are 10 files which contain binary character strings,
which RTC skips and generates the following error -

File {filename} has line delimiter Platform but the contents
contain
mixed line delimiters. Either set the delimiter to NONE or convert
the contents to one type of line delimiter.

We understand that we can globally change the File Delimeters (via the
Window|Preferences|Team|Jazz Source Control|File Properties) but how
can you file-by-file change the File Delimeter properties?

- Can you specifically "mark" a single file as binary?

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In Eclipse, right-click on the file in the Package Explorer and ask for
Properties. Then in the properties page, open the Jazz Source Control
properties, and you can set the file delimiter (and mime type)
individually for the file.

Cheers,
Geoff

On 11/23/2011 11:08 AM, mikeclark wrote:
We are migrating a substantial source tree into RTC. Within the
source tree are 10 files which contain binary character strings,
which RTC skips and generates the following error -

File {filename} has line delimiter Platform but the contents
contain
mixed line delimiters. Either set the delimiter to NONE or convert
the contents to one type of line delimiter.

We understand that we can globally change the File Delimeters (via the
Window|Preferences|Team|Jazz Source Control|File Properties) but how
can you file-by-file change the File Delimeter properties?

- Can you specifically "mark" a single file as binary?




Hi,

We have the files in Z/OS Machine and the RTC fails to load them to RTC Repository it self because of the Hex character in it which it understand as line delimiter and fails .

we can't see those file in eclipse editor to set the file properties

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Since we haven't gotten a response on the forum, you'll want to contact
Rational Support.

Cheers,
Geoff

On 12/1/2011 11:23 AM, amit4jazz wrote:
gmclemmwrote:
In Eclipse, right-click on the file in the Package Explorer and ask
for
Properties. Then in the properties page, open the Jazz Source
Control
properties, and you can set the file delimiter (and mime type)
individually for the file.

Cheers,
Geoff

On 11/23/2011 11:08 AM, mikeclark wrote:
We are migrating a substantial source tree into RTC. Within the
source tree are 10 files which contain binary character strings,
which RTC skips and generates the following error -

File {filename} has line delimiter Platform but the contents
contain
mixed line delimiters. Either set the delimiter to NONE or convert
the contents to one type of line delimiter.

We understand that we can globally change the File Delimeters (via
the
Window|Preferences|Team|Jazz Source Control|File Properties) but
how
can you file-by-file change the File Delimeter properties?

- Can you specifically "mark" a single file as binary?




Hi,

We have the files in Z/OS Machine and the RTC fails to load them to
RTC Repository it self because of the Hex character in it which it
understand as line delimiter and fails .

we can't see those file in eclipse editor to set the file properties

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