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Arthur Barrett wrote: > Stefano, > > >> on linux there isn't concept of file extension like windws(i don't >> have .exe or .bat or similar), so I need a particular client >> to commit >> this type of files thet can do a binery diff (there is for example a >> version of WinCVS to do thet?) For example an extension of >> winCVS to say >> it: commit this file like binary (and apply during commit all cool >> option like -B when doing binary diff). >> > > If the file 'foo' is binary - just add it as binary: > cvs add -kB foo > cvs ci -m "this will be binary" > > Regards, > > > Arthur > > > Yes i know for me is simple, but my users working with graphical interfaces like WinCVS or Eclipse and they dosn't know how building this type of commit i need same extension of thet client to build this type of commit simple using thet gaphical interfaces -- Peace cannot be kept by force; it can only be achieved by understanding --Albert Einstein