I posted a new hg bundle file in the files section, that should have changesets for 7.04, 7.05, and 7.06.
If you don't know what hg is, it is a revision control, or version control, system, similiar to CVS, SVN, GIT, etc. Basically it is software that easily lets you keep track of what changes you made to a collection of files at various points in time. This is extremely useful if you want to modify code. For instance, if you notice there is a huge bug in your code, you can look back at your recent snapshots of your code, and find one that doesn't have the bug. You can then look at all the changes you made, and try and deduce where the bug started. Or you can just throw out all your work since your last snapshot (called a "commit"). If, later, there is a new version of JBookTrader, you can use the software to merge the changes you made, with the changes in the latest JBookTrader, to effectively upgrade your project to the latest version. I personally use it to keep track of all my little side projects that I am working on with JBookTrader. I also use it to keep track of other projects I am working on as well - anything that is longer than 20 lines of code can really benefit from keeping a change history - because you will inevitably break your code at some point, and trying to keep track of changes by keeping a bunch of ZIP files is so much harder to work with. All professional software projects use some form of version control. JBookTrader is also maintained in a version controlled system, called SVN (subversion), which you can track through the google code project. If you want to keep your own local change history, you should probably use something like hg (mercurial) to do all of that on your own computer. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "JBookTrader" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/jbooktrader?hl=en.
