On Tuesday 19 April 2005 20:41, Derek Price wrote:
> > I'd like to see my latest patch from 2005-04-08 18:03 beeing
> > commited to the newtags branch so I can continue working on it ...
>
> Sorry. I ran the tests and saw them pass the other day but I had been
> having a hard time finding the time
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Frank Hemer wrote:
> On Tuesday 19 April 2005 20:41, Derek Price wrote:
>
>>> I'd like to see my latest patch from 2005-04-08 18:03 beeing
>>> commited to the newtags branch so I can continue working on it
>>> ...
>>
>> Sorry. I ran the tests and saw
Oh, if you hadn't gathered, I committed your latest patch to the
`newtags' branch.
Cheers,
Derek
Derek Price wrote:
> Frank Hemer wrote:
>
> >I'd like to see my latest patch from 2005-04-08 18:03 beeing
> >commited to the newtags branch so I can continue working on it ...
>
>
>
> Sorry. I ran
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Frank Hemer wrote:
> I'd like to see my latest patch from 2005-04-08 18:03 beeing
> commited to the newtags branch so I can continue working on it ...
Sorry. I ran the tests and saw them pass the other day but I had been
having a hard time finding
I'd like to see my latest patch from 2005-04-08 18:03 beeing commited to the
newtags branch so I can continue working on it ...
Regards
Frank
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Derek Price wrote:
> Ian Abbott wrote:
>
>> I've looked in my sent mail folder and Thunderbird gave it a MIME
>> type of "text/x-diff", possibly based on the file extension
>> ".patch". I'll try renaming it to ".txt" and see if that works.
>
> Seems r
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Derek Price wrote:
> possible) and documentation (when necessary). Also, please send
> patches in universal (`cvs diff -u')
I've been corrected - that should be "unified", as opposed to
"universal", diff format, above. But it's still `cvs diff -u'
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Ian Abbott wrote:
> I've looked in my sent mail folder and Thunderbird gave it a MIME
> type of "text/x-diff", possibly based on the file extension
> ".patch". I'll try renaming it to ".txt" and see if that works.
Seems reasonable enough. Done.
Ch
On 19/04/05 18:29, Ian Abbott wrote:
Hi Derek,
On 19/04/05 18:23, you wrote:
Your attachment of a cleaned-up version of Darren's message didn't
come through, though. Maybe Thunderbird doesn't attach messages as
one of the text types?
I've looked in my sent mail folder and Thunderbird gave it a MIM
Hi Derek,
On 19/04/05 18:23, you wrote:
Ian Abbott wrote:
Possibly the attachments get stripped from the mail archive? I'm
trying that out for myself now!
Ian, text-only attachments should come through all right, but it may
depend on your mail client. Thunderbird works all right for me when
sendin
On 19/04/05 18:13, Ian Abbott wrote:
On 18/04/05 14:54, Darren Bowles wrote:
I've had a few people asking me for my patch, so maybe the previous one
never made it to the list; I know I had attachment problems before.
Possibly the attachments get stripped from the mail archive? I'm trying
that ou
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Ian Abbott wrote:
> On 18/04/05 14:54, Darren Bowles wrote:
>
>> I've had a few people asking me for my patch, so maybe the
>> previous one never made it to the list; I know I had attachment
>> problems before.
>>
>> Please find enclosed the patch (as
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Pierre Asselin wrote:
> Or, if it's not too late, delete the .cvsignore files and repeat
> the import, using exactly the same release tag.
Although, if the tarball you are importing from includes a .cvsignore
that instructs CVS to ignore certain fil
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Darren Bowles wrote:
> I've had a few people asking me for my patch, so maybe the previous
> one never made it to the list; I know I had attachment problems
> before.
>
> Please find enclosed the patch (as text) from the previous email.
Patches will
On 18/04/05 14:54, Darren Bowles wrote:
I've had a few people asking me for my patch, so maybe the previous one
never made it to the list; I know I had attachment problems before.
Please find enclosed the patch (as text) from the previous email.
Hi Darren,
Possibly the attachments get stripped fro
Just testing tp see if plain text attachments (such as patches) are
accepted by the list manager. With some email clients, the main message
body is subject to line-wrap mangling :-)
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Alexandre Duret-Lutz wrote:
> Hi Derek,
>
> Sorry for the long delay.
No problem, I understand. :)
> Using ylwrap in all cases is already planed for automake-1.10 for
> other reasons, so I guess that will be OK with you.
Yep. That'll do. I had
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> (Hmmm, question: can a .cvsignore ignore .cvsignore ?)
Yep.
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Jim.Hyslop writes:
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > (Hmmm, question: can a .cvsignore ignore .cvsignore ?)
> Yep.
But note that that only keeps CVS from marking it as an unknown file, it
still honors the contents of the file (obviously).
-Larry Jones
Isn't it sad how some people's grip on thei
I've had a few people asking me for my patch, so maybe the previous one
never made it to the list; I know I had attachment problems before.
Please find enclosed the patch (as text) from the previous email.
Ta,
Darren.
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> From: Darren Bowl
Hi Derek,
Sorry for the long delay.
>>> "Derek" == Derek Price <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Derek> Glancing at the inline rule which was being used:
Derek> ~sed '/^#/ s|y\.tab\.c|$@|' y.tab.c >[EMAIL PROTECTED] && mv [EMAIL
PROTECTED] $@
Derek> Only the filename portion of the path is b
Following files need to be modified to enable a successful build of
the released CVS-1_11_20 client on VMS
USERS.PS.TOOLS.CVS.CVS-1_11_20>dir [...]*.*;2
Directory TOOLS$DISK:[USERS.PS.TOOLS.CVS.CVS-1_11_20.LIB]
GETOPT.C;2 SYSTEM.H;2
Total of 2 files.
Directory TOOLS$DISK:[USERS.PS.TOOLS
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