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I want to commit a object file via subclipse. I know it's not a good "style" to that, but I have to do that.

I found this via google:

svn doesn't commit .o files, but why?

But that is not exactly what I searching for. I don't want to do the subversion topic via command line.

I changed the subclibse/config file // I deleted *.o from global ignores

But it is even not possible to commit it in the Eclipse Team menu. It is grayed out.

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your *.o files are unversioned on your svn repository, since they are newly produced, it must do a "svn add" before "svn commit"

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