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Stefan Hett edited comment on SVN-4604 at 4/25/16 11:36 AM:
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NN, the point is that pythonw is the GUI version of python. When you use it to
run/execute a script you simply won't see a terminal popping up, because it
"would" create a GUI (aka a separate window). The behavior of pythonw is that
when you execute it by passing a script directly as a parameter, it just
executes it and directly terminates afterwards. Since it's not a console
application, you won't see any output.
As [~brane] stated, adding such a GUI is outside the scope of the Subversion
project to my knowledge (atm). It's what the multiple available client products
are for, of which TSVN is one. If you are looking for a capability like
pythonw, then you are better of checking whether there's a suitable GUI already
out there for your case.
If all you are aiming for is to prevent a terminal/command line window from
opening up when you execute svn from a batch file, please check your OS
documentation. There should be ways to prevent terminal pop ups. In case of
Windows, just google for it. There are multiple different ways to achieve that
(some being as simple as clicking the appropriate checkbox).
was (Author: luke1410):
NN, the point is that pythonw is the GUI version of python. When you use it to
run/execute a script you simply won't see a terminal popping up, because it
"would" create a GUI (aka a separate window). The behavior of pythonw is that
when you execute it by passing a script directly as a parameter, it just
executes it and directly terminates afterwards. Since it's not a console
application, you won't see any output.
That said, if you just start pythonw without any parameter, it will start up
the full GUI.
As [~brane] stated, adding such a GUI is outside the scope of the Subversion
project to my knowledge (atm). It's what the multiple available client products
are for, of which TSVN is one. If you are looking for a capability like
pythonw, then you are better of checking whether there's a suitable GUI already
out there for your case.
If all you are aiming for is to prevent a terminal/command line window from
opening up when you execute svn from a batch file, please check your OS
documentation. There should be ways to prevent terminal pop ups. In case of
Windows, just google for it. There are multiple different ways to achieve that
(some being as simple as clicking the appropriate checkbox).
> There is no svnw.exe
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> Key: SVN-4604
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SVN-4604
> Project: Subversion
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Reporter: NN
> Original Estimate: 1h
> Remaining Estimate: 1h
>
> Provide svnw.exe .
> It is the same process like svn.exe but not a 'Console' application.
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