Jakub Narebski wrote: > A Large Angry SCM wrote: > >> <TREE_ENTRY> >> # The type of the object referenced MUST be appropriate for >> # the mode. Regular files and symbolic links reference a BLOB >> # and directories reference a TREE. >> : <OCTAL_MODE> <SP> <NAME> <NUL> <BINARY_OBJ_ID> >> ; > [...] >> <OCTAL_MODE> >> # Octal encoding, without prefix, of the file system object >> # type and permission bits. The bit layout is according to the >> # POSIX standard, with only regular files, directories, and >> # symbolic links permitted. The actual permission bits are >> # all zero except for regular files. The only permission bit >> # of any consequence to Git is the owner executable bit. By >> # default, the permission bits for files will be either 0644 >> # or 0755, depending on the owner executable bit. >> ; > > I do wonder why there is <OCTAL_MODE> (and not <BINARY_OCTAL_MODE>) > but <BINARY_OBJ_ID> (and not <HEX_OBJ_ID>). > <OCTAL_MODE> because it's an ASCII string. <BINARY_OBJ_ID> because it's the 20 byte digest. - To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe git" in the body of a message to majordomo@vger.kernel.org More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.htmlReceived on Sun Aug 06 06:15:53 2006
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