On Tuesday 29/10/2013 at 07:51, Ivanko B wrote:
> Please test.
> =======================
> What ? Whether are both Oncreate & OnCreted called before OnLoaded
> both for regular & inherited forms ?
To answer your question raised in the Subject line...
Git's commit references are extremely flexible! The following table
lists just a handful of possible reference examples you can use.
Quoted from an article I wrote a few years ago.
What to reference? Text used
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full commit id (SHA1 hash)
of a specific commit
87afbbf488d4397a2a6b294abe66f627bae86ee1
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partial or short hash as long as
in is unique 87afbbf
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local branch by name master
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remote branch origin/master
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tag v1.5
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by a commit message. Git will
search for "some text" and use
the first commit id with that
text. ":/some text"
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current checkout HEAD
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commit before HEAD HEAD^ or HEAD~1
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4 commits before HEAD HEAD^^^^ or HEAD~4
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the HEAD of yesterday HEAD@{yesterday}
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HEAD at 1st February HEAD@{1.February} or
HEAD@{February.1}
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yesterday on another branch MyBranchA@{yesterday}
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on master a few changes ago master@{3}
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Actual example:
$ git checkout -b mybranch HEAD@{1.April.2010}
This is what sets git apart from other repository software... It is
super flexible!! :)
Regards,
Graeme
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