Hi Nathaniel,
Hi Jon (Bright),
while dusting off the ssh (and serve stdio) branch I realized that all
these works need a common infrastructure: The ability to
(cross-platform!) deal with pipes.
Since serve stdio seemed the least intrusive I looked into separating it
from the rest ... but ...
Timothy Brownawell wrote:
Input for monotone automate stdio now has the format
'l'length':'arg[length':'arg...]'e'
, as there were problems mentioned with the previous format. Characters
between the 'e' for one command and the 'l' for the next are ignored
(except for 'l', of course).
Output now
Matt == Matt Lavin [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Matt If you are targeting monotone as the new SCM then cvssync is
Matt heads above tailor.py in terms of speed and correct file
Matt generation.
No doubt on former, given the different overall goals of the two,
but I'd like to better
I hope I didn't appear to be slamming tailor.py, I was trying mostly to
compliment cvssync. I'll try to clear up some of my statements.
1. correct file generation should have been correct directory
contents. I have a rather large project that I was trying to convert (
~3500 patches) and at
On Tuesday 24 May 2005 17:33, rghetta wrote:
function binary_file(name)
lowname=string.lower(name)
-- some known binaries, return true
if (string.find(lowname, %.gif$)) then return true end
You base the text/binary decision on the name of the file. How hard would it
be to base it on
On Wed, May 25, 2005 at 12:33:04AM +0200, rghetta wrote:
If the hook returns nil, the file will be treated as binary if the
monotone function guess_binary() returns true, i.e. if the files
contains NUL bytes or a selection of other ASCII control chars (for
example, STX and ETX).
Another
