Re: Stack Version Comparison Tool

2012-06-24 Thread Peter Haworth
That's a pretty broad statement but I think it could have some functionality in that area. Yesterday, I finished the module that shows two scripts side by side and colorizes the differences between them. It would be possible to add a function that would change the script in one of the stack files

Re: Stack Version Comparison Tool

2012-06-24 Thread Alejandro Tejada
Hi Peter, Peter Haworth wrote > > [snip] > I should clarify that I don't regard this tool as a version control > system. > It doesn't have any functions to check versions in/out or any of the > other > features of a version control system in a multi-user environment. It's > simply a way of ide

Re: Stack Version Comparison Tool

2012-06-23 Thread Peter Haworth
Thanks for the input Dick. I'm assuming they are made in the context of trying to recreate a stack from within the tool, although you do point out some issues I'm trying to figure out solutions for. I've emebedded a few comments in the text of your email below. Pete lcSQL Software

Re: Stack Version Comparison Tool

2012-06-22 Thread Dick Kriesel
On Jun 22, 2012, at 6:43 PM, Peter Haworth wrote: > ... opening up a huge can of worms ... Hi, Peter. Significant differences between versions can happen at least a few more places: 1) multi-dimensional arrays stored in custom properties (for example, app settings) 2) the object hierarchy 3)

Re: Stack Version Comparison Tool

2012-06-22 Thread Peter Haworth
Thanks Bill - you're the first name on the list! Pete lcSQL Software On Fri, Jun 22, 2012 at 8:03 PM, Bill Vlahos wrote: > Pete, > > This sounds like a fantastic tool. It is difficult to track all the > little changes I make and if something gets broken I can roll back

Re: Stack Version Comparison Tool

2012-06-22 Thread Bill Vlahos
Pete, This sounds like a fantastic tool. It is difficult to track all the little changes I make and if something gets broken I can roll back to a previous version but recreating the changes I want to keep is hard. Sign me up. Bill Vlahos Sent from my iPad On Jun 22, 2012, at 6:43 PM, Peter