Both functions treat the string as text and convert the line-endings themselves to CRLF. If you already give them a CRLF line-ending, it'll be converted to CRCRLF..
By unifying the line-endings in StringOut, it is also possible now to pass both LF and CRLF to the function.
This should fix the empty lines in the BuildBot log.
Thanks to Christoph for the help!
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This didn't really improve security, but just made things more difficult for the user. Change that, so the web service and rosautotest expect a password in the "rosautotest.ini" file now.
- Read the "rosautotest.ini" from the application's directory instead of the Windows directory.
- Little adjustmensts here and there
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Without any parameters, it mostly works the same as our current solution, but all in a standalone application.
Adding the /w parameter will submit all results to the web service committed in my previous commit.
The application would also make it possible to run Wine Tests regularly on a Windows machine and submitting the results.
This would make sure that all Wine tests also pass under Windows.
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