index.htm: gratuitous HTML reformatting
It appears that recent changes to our index page changed all tags on the index page to uppercase. From cvs annotate: ... 1.186 (rogeeff 28-Oct-04): </P> 1.186 (rogeeff 28-Oct-04): </TD> 1.186 (rogeeff 28-Oct-04): </TR> 1.186 (rogeeff 28-Oct-04): </TABLE> 1.186 (rogeeff 28-Oct-04): <TABLE> 1.186 (rogeeff 28-Oct-04): <TR> 1.186 (rogeeff 28-Oct-04): <TD> </TD> 1.186 (rogeeff 28-Oct-04): <TD> 1.186 (rogeeff 28-Oct-04): <P>The Boost.. ... Every line with a tag in it was last changed by "rogeeff". These kinds of sweeping changes are really bad for any source control system, especially when they're entirely unneccessary. In this case it's complicating the process of merging changes into the release branch. -- Dave Abrahams Boost Consulting http://www.boost-consulting.com
David Abrahams <dave@boost-consulting.com> writes: | It appears that recent changes to our index page changed all tags on | the index page to uppercase. From cvs annotate:
| ...
| Every line with a tag in it was last changed by "rogeeff". These | kinds of sweeping changes are really bad for any source control | system, especially when they're entirely unneccessary. In this case | it's complicating the process of merging changes into the release | branch. Also it would be a lot better to go with lower case since that is what xml uses. (and by extension xhtml) -- Lgb
xml can use anything. xhtml uses lowercase. On Thu, 18 Nov 2004 00:11:14 +0100, Lars Gullik Bjønnes <larsbj@gullik.net> wrote:
David Abrahams <dave@boost-consulting.com> writes:
| It appears that recent changes to our index page changed all tags on | the index page to uppercase. From cvs annotate:
| ...
| Every line with a tag in it was last changed by "rogeeff". These | kinds of sweeping changes are really bad for any source control | system, especially when they're entirely unneccessary. In this case | it's complicating the process of merging changes into the release | branch.
Also it would be a lot better to go with lower case since that is what xml uses. (and by extension xhtml)
-- Lgb
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Cory Nelson <phrosty@gmail.com> writes: | xml can use anything. xhtml uses lowercase. Right. But xml is case sensitive. And then the DTD decides what the case should be on the different elements. -- Lgb
David Abrahams writes:
It appears that recent changes to our index page changed all tags on the index page to uppercase. From cvs annotate:
... 1.186 (rogeeff 28-Oct-04): </P> 1.186 (rogeeff 28-Oct-04): </TD> 1.186 (rogeeff 28-Oct-04): </TR> 1.186 (rogeeff 28-Oct-04): </TABLE> 1.186 (rogeeff 28-Oct-04): <TABLE> 1.186 (rogeeff 28-Oct-04): <TR> 1.186 (rogeeff 28-Oct-04): <TD> </TD> 1.186 (rogeeff 28-Oct-04): <TD> 1.186 (rogeeff 28-Oct-04): <P>The Boost.. ...
Every line with a tag in it was last changed by "rogeeff". These kinds of sweeping changes are really bad for any source control system, especially when they're entirely unneccessary. In this case it's complicating the process of merging changes into the release branch.
Oh, please don't merge it. Just paste it there. I'll take care of the reverse transfer after the release. -- Aleksey Gurtovoy MetaCommunications Engineering
"Aleksey Gurtovoy" <agurtovoy@meta-comm.com> writes:
David Abrahams writes:
It appears that recent changes to our index page changed all tags on the index page to uppercase. From cvs annotate:
... 1.186 (rogeeff 28-Oct-04): </P> 1.186 (rogeeff 28-Oct-04): </TD> 1.186 (rogeeff 28-Oct-04): </TR> 1.186 (rogeeff 28-Oct-04): </TABLE> 1.186 (rogeeff 28-Oct-04): <TABLE> 1.186 (rogeeff 28-Oct-04): <TR> 1.186 (rogeeff 28-Oct-04): <TD> </TD> 1.186 (rogeeff 28-Oct-04): <TD> 1.186 (rogeeff 28-Oct-04): <P>The Boost.. ...
Every line with a tag in it was last changed by "rogeeff". These kinds of sweeping changes are really bad for any source control system, especially when they're entirely unneccessary. In this case it's complicating the process of merging changes into the release branch.
Oh, please don't merge it. Just paste it there. I'll take care of the reverse transfer after the release.
Too late. Sorry. -- Dave Abrahams Boost Consulting http://www.boost-consulting.com
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