Markus Neteler wrote:
> I have discovered that we overlooked
> lib/external/*
> to be taken out from reformatting.
>
> Is there an easy way to revert a set of files to their respective
> previous versions?
> svn revert only works with unsubmitted changes.
> Didn't find any other useful reference...
find lib/external -type f -name '*.[ch]' | \
while read file ; do
svn merge -c -32526 $file
done
Here, 32526 is the revision corresponding to the indenting of the
trunk. Passing a negative revision to "svn merge -c" will "unmerge"
that change.
That's how I reverted the Togl changes. There is quite a lot of
preprocessor use in Togl, and some of it confuses indent. Also,
retaining the original formatting may make it easier to update to a
future version.
Another thing which seemed to confuse indent is initialising an array
of structures, like the following from raster/r.series/main.c:
struct menu
{
....
} menu[] = {
{c_ave, 0, "average", "average value"},
{c_count, 1, "count", "count of non-NULL cells"},
...
};
For some reason, it reformatted it like:
{
c_ave, 0, "average", "average value"}, {
c_count, 1, "count", "count of non-NULL cells"}, {
...
I'm sure that we'll encounter a few more idiosyncrasies over time. It
wouldn't have been realistic to verify ~3500 C source files manually
before committing.
--
Glynn Clements <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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