Inconsistent line terminators

[JovialJerboa]

Hey,

I'm having trouble cloning your repo due to the file crypto/src/asn1/isismtt/x509/AdmissionSyntax.cs. I think the problem is that the file has inconsistent line terminators and I'm running with Git's standard eol settings that convert text files to native line endings. As a result I get garbage output in the file.

For reference if I disable my eol settings (or download the repo as an zip archive) I can confirm the line ending issue. Running the UNIX tool "file" on all the files in the repo confirms that all files have the Linux LF file terminator (default Git internal representation) with the exception of AdmissionSyntax.cs:
./crypto/src/asn1/isismtt/x509/AdmissionSyntax.cs: Little-endian UTF-16 Unicode text, with CRLF, CR line terminators

I've seen this sort of thing before when tools like Visual Studio get a little bit confused about the line endings...

Would it be possible for you to fix this?

Thanks =)

[bcgit]

I've fixed the line endings. The file is currently been treated as binary, looking into that.

[JovialJerboa]

Thanks for the quick turn around.

On the note of Git thinking the file is binary, I believe Git has a troubled history with UTF-16 encoded files. From memory I think it generally "knows" they're not binary, but cannot diff them out of the box. You can get around that by specifying a UTF-16 compliant diff tool in the .gitattributes file for the repo.

An easier solution might be to change the encoding to something git can handle a little better, for example UTF-8.

Hope that helps.