Viktor,
silly me! Yes, there is an option in SmartSVN which stops it from
considering unversioned files and/or directories :)
Great :)
Thanks.
Maurilio.
PS. What about writing such a delete if empty in .prg code and
execute it with hbrun? We only need to make hbrun the latest deleted
file and then remove the tree that contains it in the old way
(knowing its name and depth, I mean).
Here the problem is if someone is trying to make a 'clean' on an
incomplete tree (not having hbrun). In such case clean would not
succeed. Here the option is to build these tools (also mkdir
replacement would be nice) in advance and place them inside
config/<compiler>/ dirs as pre-built (static) executables. This
have to be done once, as these simple tools wouldn't require too
many updates along their lifetime. This would also sort out any
possible licensing issues with GNU binaries in our SVN tree.
(GNU Make can be dropped easily, it's just there for convenience)
One such helper tool would be enough to cover our current and
potential file handling needs. 'hbsh [mkdir|rm|...] [<options>]
[<arg[s]>] (something like a minimal and portable busybox
implementation)
It would be best to write such tool in plain C to keep the binary
size and dependencies minimal.
I'd like to hear more opinion on this before going into that
direction. Also, we will need contributor to create this tool.
Brgds,
Viktor
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