eolfixer 1.1

eolfixer is a Python script that goes through a directory structure and fixes non-native EOL endings in non-binary files. So the windows line endings are gone if you work on Linux.<br /><br />Numerous people forget to set native EOL line endings by default in their main svn config file (see zope's svn explanation why this is something you need to do).<br /><br />The script sets the related svn property eol-style to native when not set yet.<br />History and origin<br /><br />Original script (and thus 99% of the functionality) is from Holger Krekel from the pypy project.<br /><br />Developer comments<br /><br />A couple of years ago I got a script from Guido Wesdorp for cleaning up EOL styles in svn. I've long kept a private (modified) copy of that file and only later found out that it was from the pypy project: http://codespeak.net/pypy/dist/pypy/tool/fixeol .<br /><br />Some changes to the original script:<br /><br /> * Couple of extra file extensions that are checked (like .zcml and .ini files and also _tmpl files like in paster skeletons).<br /> * Some code cleanup and optimisation.<br /> * Added a setup.py and a console_scripts entry point to make it easy_installable.<br /><br />#md5=291b4508d07e52139ebd3831d71a1bdb

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Platforms:	*nix, Linux
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