One of the most annoying things I hate in chm files, is the fact that you can not read this file if it has a # character in the file name.
In the image bellow you can clearly see that application fails to render the text of the book.The file name was C# Cookbook, 2nd Edition [...]
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Several days ago, one of my colleague asked me this question. My first impulse was to answer no, but then I thought that the answer was not obvious. So I wrote a short example and played a little with ILDASM.
Imagine that we have next definition for class CTest
1: namespace [...]
Yesterday I had a conversation with my colleague at work regarding impossibility of capturing the system state in the presence of message losses. I quoted Nancy Lynch book and talked about half an hour about Byzantine failures.
Imagine my surprise that first thing I saw today in the Dr.Dobb’s web portal is an article about [...]
Apparently this problem is well known and common
solution is to comment out next lines in the
.git/hooks/pre-commit file.
p.two{border-style: solid;border-width: thin}p.name {background-color: rgb(240,240,2
1 if (/\\s$/)
2 {
3 bad_line(“trailing whitespace“, $_);
4 }
I personally don’t like this approach; instead i will follow
“make your compiler happy” advice. Small unix utility dos2unix was created to solve exactly this type
of problems. All [...]
First check-in brings first surprises: git complains about suspicious trailing white spaces.Apparently the usual M$oft ^M by the end of the line makes it crazy. I do understandthat hidden garbage in the file is wrong, but what do I do now?
I am going to try the GitHub service. Good bye Subversion and TortoiseSvn! Now my life is going to be much easier