Ion Frantzis wrote:
I'm new to the list but I've been using Scite for about a year. I've
recently been looking at adding revision control on personal level for
the Ruby code I write. I'm looking at RCS because its simple (I'm
only just learning about revision control), free and exist in
basically the same form for Windows and Linux.
Well, AFAIK RCS is old and rusty...
I advise to use a more modern CVS. I chose TortoiseSVN on Windows,
because it doesn't need a server. There are numerous alternatives,
including Monotone or even Perforce (free for open source projects
and/or up to two users, IIRC).
At work we use a paid version of Perforce and I can checkout the current
file with a keystroke (Ctrl+0):
command.name.0.*.java=P4 edit
command.0.*.java=p4 edit -c default $(FileNameExt)
command.save.before.0.*.java=2
You can probably do something similar with other CVS.
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Philippe Lhoste
-- (near) Paris -- France
-- http://Phi.Lho.free.fr
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