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From: Martin Blapp <mb@imp.ch>
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Subject: Re: cvs commit: ports/editors/openoffice-devel/files
 patch-berkeleydb::db-3.2.9.patch patch-bridges::prj::build.lst
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hi,

> Couldn't you PLEASE use a single character for the path seperator??
> If you use the port that helps create such patches as these; you can
> specify the path seperator string.

Sound like a good idea. But I like to keep the patch names consistent.

So does it bother you if I change all patches to this way ? And I
think this is something a repo-meister needs to do, isn't it ? I
do not want to loose all information.

A better idea would also be to find a char which separates, and
which gets treated as a normal char form bash.

Martin


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