here goes, look, i had to remove content, but i left a few lines.
This file use to live in VSS and its encoding is ISO-8859-1.
I've also tested qdiff with this encoding.
Unless this is an artifact of your attachment or removal of content, the
last line ends in a CR but all the other lines end in CRLF. Would this
confuse qdiff?
I wish i could give the original file... I'm sure it would make it easier.
But if i look at the original file in a hex editor at the end of each line I
get 0x0D 0x0A
When trying to reproduce this problem with a new file i can only get 0x0A at
the end of each line.
I think this file was originally create on Windows with line endings 0x0D
0x0A and all new files I've created since then on linux have line endings
0x0A.
Same difference except I used p4merge via the external diff mechanism. You will notice that it is correct.