Bug#439289: hex-a-hop: superfluous \n in level name

[Piotr Engelking]

Jens Seidel <jensseidel at users.sf.net> wrote:

> > > PS: Please note that the files are in DOS mode. That's why you have to
> > > sedn patches in binary mode (e.g. base64 encoding). Otherwise they
> > > cannot be applied.
> >
> > Hmm... I have just downloaded the attachments from the BTS and they
> > seem to contain dos line endings, exactly as I have sent them. Perhaps
> > something at your side converts them?
>
> Probably. I tried it again (your compiler warnings patch), I saved
> the file with mutt and vim confirms that all DOS line endings are gone.
>
> OK, that's not a big problem with very small patches but ...

Btw, I have just checked and the patches _were_ sent base64-encoded.

> > > > Architecture: i386 (x86_64)
> > >
> > > Do you use debian/ from SVN? Otherwise there should be a crash on 64 bit
> > > CPUs in version -3 (already fixed).
> >
> > It means ''i386 os with x86_64 kernel", so I'm not affected.
>
> Right. But if you use a 64 bit kernel I assume you have a 64 bit (Intel)
> processor. Am I wrong?
> Using version -3 there should be a crash at start because of a SDL Pango
> bug on 64 bit CPUs.

64-bit processor, yes (AMD). I don't experience the crash, though. Are
you sure it's cpu-specific? It would be a bit uncommon...

> PS: I have seen that you use the pl_PL locale. There is a major problem
> with it: We still miss a Polish translation :-) Interested? In this case
> I can send you the POT file. (You can also create it yourself with an
> ordinary package build but I suggest to use the SVN version).

*scratch head* Ok. I have taken a look at it, and I should hopefully
have something releasable after the weekend.