On Thu, 4 Sep 2008 12:43:15 -0400
"Timothy Normand Miller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I've attached a diff, generated by svn. I assume that this is the correct
> > thing to do? This is my first go with svn, I've used CVS a long time ago,
> > and use perforce at work. Can I request SVN commit access at some point,
> > that would make things a bit easier.
svn works pretty much the same like cvs. It is so similar, that you can
consider it a drop in replacement, do s/cvs/svn/g and be done with it.
The biggest differences ar, that it has no explicit branch handling
(they are implicit by copying to a different directory) and that
all commits are atomic even if they touch different files. I'm quite
sure you'll like it.
> I'll have a look. I haven't done much with patches, so I'll have to
> see what happens. I may ask you to send me the files you modified in
> a gzip or something. And yes, we should get Attila to set you up with
> commit access.
Tell me what user name you'd like to have and i create an account.
Attila Kinali
--
The true CS students do not need to know how to program.
They learn how to abstract the process of programming to
the point of making programmers obsolete.
-- Jabber in #holo
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