| .. | ||
| ARM.vtl | ||
| COMP.vtl | ||
| COMPOUNDS.vtl | ||
| DECOMP.vtl | ||
| ERROR.vtl | ||
| FLAGLETTER.vtl | ||
| FLAGVOWELS.vtl | ||
| README.txt | ||
| SHORTS.vtl | ||
| SPACING.vtl | ||
| STEEP.vtl | ||
| U0B.vtl | ||
| UN36B.vtl | ||
| UN48B.vtl | ||
| UN72B.vtl | ||
| V36.vtl | ||
| V72.vtl | ||
| V108.vtl | ||
| V252.vtl | ||
| VN36.vtl | ||
| VN72.vtl | ||
| VN108.vtl | ||
| VN180.vtl | ||
| VN252.vtl | ||
| VN324.vtl | ||
| VN396.vtl | ||
| VN540.vtl | ||
| VN684.vtl | ||
The line breaks in this directory are mac-style even when I do a checkout onto a Linux box, which means that I can't use grep on Linux properly. The following perl one-liner will fix this, but I wouldn't check the files in if I were you without testing on all platforms to see that the tools (MS Volt, I assume) still work with them. Magical one-liner on Linux: perl -pi -e 's/\r/\n/g' *.vtl Untested magical one-liner on Win32: perl -pi -e 's/\r/\r\n/g' *.vtl