RE: encoding problem

[Arthur Barrett]

Ewald Geschwinde,

CVSNT is an open source implementation of CVS for Windows, Unix, Linux, Mac OS 
X etc that also support Unicode.  With the "-ku" option the file will be 
checked in/out in UCS-2 (or UTF-16) encoding and internally stored as UTF-8 by 
the server.

If you can use unicode files for your multilingual documents then CVSNT will 
handle line endings, diff's and merges etc across all platforms.

Use:
cvs add -ku mydoc.txt
cvs commit -m "Add a new unicode document"

You can get CVSNT from http://www.cvsnt.com/

Regards,



Arthur Barrett


-----Original Message-----
From:   address@hidden on behalf of Ewald Geschwinde
Sent:   Mon 8/9/2004 9:11 PM
To:     address@hidden
Cc:     
Subject:        encoding problem

I have an encoding problem in CVS
we are developing a java application and have som umlauts like ä Ä and
so on

The cvs server runs on a fedora core 1 and in the shell I can type this
umlauts 

Is there a parameter which I can set the encoding type of the cvs
repositories

Regards Ewald Geschwinde




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