Re: [Idle-dev] using idle to log changes in modules

2005-01-23 Thread Guido van Rossum
> OK, I'll look at it. CVS first, I would imagine. Any special requirements? Let your imagination run wild. But make it a set of hooks so someone can write integration for Perforce, Subversion, even SourceSafe and RCS... > > All the professional IDEs have this. > > What's 'professional'? IDLE

Re: [Idle-dev] using idle to log changes in modules

2005-01-23 Thread Kurt B. Kaiser
Guido van Rossum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > However, a smooth integration with some of the popular ones might be a > very cool feature to have. OK, I'll look at it. CVS first, I would imagine. Any special requirements? > All the professional IDEs have this. What's 'professional'? IDLE is

Re: [Idle-dev] using idle to log changes in modules

2005-01-23 Thread Guido van Rossum
> Although a Revision Control System is a great tool to have, > implementing one in IDLE is outside of its design goals, IMO, > especially since there are so many good ones out there already. However, a smooth integration with some of the popular ones might be a very cool feature to have. All the

Re: [Idle-dev] using idle to log changes in modules

2005-01-23 Thread Kurt B. Kaiser
Scott Rifkin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I'd like to tweak idle to so that each time I save a module that I'm > working on, idle saves and dates the changes that I've made since the last > save. It probably would make sense to save them in an adjunct file > separated by the time. You are (r

[Idle-dev] using idle to log changes in modules

2005-01-21 Thread Scott Rifkin
I'd like to tweak idle to so that each time I save a module that I'm working on, idle saves and dates the changes that I've made since the last save. It probably would make sense to save them in an adjunct file separated by the time. It seems to me this information is stored in an idle session