Index: README
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--- README	(revision 284126)
+++ README	(working copy)
@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@
 HOW TO WRITE PHPDOC FILES
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     If you are interested in information about how to
-    set up the tools needed, how to work with CVS and
+    set up the tools needed, how to work with SVN and
     DocBook on Linux or Windows, or what conventions you
     should follow when writing phpdoc files, please refer
     to the PHP Documentation HOWTO.
@@ -59,13 +59,13 @@
                                 /reference.xml
                                 /functions/{function}.xml
 
-    When the exetnsion defines classess:
+    When the extension defines classes:
                                 /{classname}.xml
                                 /{classname}/{methodname}.xml
 
                                 /entities.*.xml (autogenerated)
 
-    Translated files live within their own CVS modules.
+    Translated files live within their own SVN modules.
     (Skeletons for these files are available in RFC/skeletons/)
 
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@@ -78,28 +78,26 @@
 
     b) Look at your unified diff, make sure it looks right and that 
        whitespace changes aren't mixed in:
-	 
-           cvs diff -u path/to/file.xml
 
-       Hint: Use the .cvsrc example from http://php.net/anoncvs
-	 
+           svn diff path/to/file.xml
+
     c) Make sure no errors are present, so at the command line in your 
        phpdoc source directory run:
 
            php configure.php
-	   
+
        Always 'php configure.php' before commit!
 
     d) Commit your changes
       
-           cvs commit path/to/file.xml
-	 
+           svn commit
+
     Read the HOWTO for more information.  After reading the HOWTO,
     email the phpdoc mailing list (phpdoc@lists.php.net) with questions 
     and concerns.
 
   [[new functions]]
-  
+
     a) Copy an existing xml file or use a skeleton from the HOWTO.
        Rename and place it into the appropriate directory.
 
@@ -107,14 +105,11 @@
 
     c) Now test locally before commit by first running
        (php configure.php)
-    
-    d) cvs add path/to/yourfile.xml
-    
-    e) cvs commit path/to/yourfile.xml
-  
-    Note that the version numbers are taken care of elsewhere (don't worry 
-    about them)
 
+    d) svn add path/to/yourfile.xml
+
+    e) svn commit path/to/yourfile.xml
+
    [[some popular tags and entities]]
    
     <filename>          filenames