Thank you Piotr and Kein-Hong for the information. I will look at CVS and
SVN. Topic solved!
Mike
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Hello everyone,
I'm new to site and I was wondering if there was an add-on or some way
that I could setup an "auto versioning" system for scite.. Example:
I start a new php script. Add code and what not to it and then save it.
After saving it...right below the first <? line there's some information
like...
Author: My name
Created: Date the file was first saved
modified: Date I last edited the file (none if a new file)
Version: Starts with 0.0.1 then increments everytime file is saved.
Thanks for any advice,
Mike
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I'm new to site and I was wondering if there was an add-on or some way
that I could setup an "auto versioning" system for scite.. Example:
I start a new php script. Add code and what not to it and then save
it. After saving it...right below the first <? line there's some
information like...
Author: My name
Created: Date the file was first saved
modified: Date I last edited the file (none if a new file)
Version: Starts with 0.0.1 then increments everytime file is saved.
SciTE is designed to be a text editor and not IDE, with KISS rule in mind.
So the answer is: no, SciTE has no such feature.
However, this should be easy to do with a Lua script.
I think you probably need a version control system (such as CVS or SVN),
where you could easily store old file versions. Version control systems
support some "tags" by themselves to fill information such as who
modified the file, when, and what is the version number.
Piotr
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Date: Fri, 09 Dec 2005 03:13:58 +0800
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Subject: Re: [scite] Auto file versioning system?
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Piotr Fusik wrote:
[snip]
I start a new php script. Add code and what not to it and then save
it. After saving it...right below the first <? line there's some
information like...
Author: My name
Created: Date the file was first saved
modified: Date I last edited the file (none if a new file)
Version: Starts with 0.0.1 then increments everytime file is saved.
SciTE is designed to be a text editor and not IDE, with KISS rule in
mind.
So the answer is: no, SciTE has no such feature.
However, this should be easy to do with a Lua script.
I think you probably need a version control system (such as CVS or SVN),
where you could easily store old file versions. Version control systems
support some "tags" by themselves to fill information such as who
modified the file, when, and what is the version number.
I agree with Piotr. A Lua script could be written to do that, but
it is the wrong thing to do. Learning CVS or SVN is well worth the
effort.
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Cheers,
Kein-Hong Man (esq.)
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
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