On Thu, 25 Nov 1999, Christian Krone wrote:
> Hello,
>
> not so long ago Mo wrote,
> > The history command should be very easy.
> And he was right. Indeed it was *so* easy,
> that I managed it before xmas :-)
>
> I attached the differences and the modified history.test of Tcl8.2
This is great news. I will be sure you changes get added into the
CVS. Just a quick note for anyone who wants to do any hacking on
Jacl or Tcl Blend, please use the CVS. It will really make your life
a lot easier. First off, create a file in your HOME directory called
.cvsrc and put the following commands inside it.
diff -u
cvs -z3
Then set this env var on the command line.
(in csh) % setenv CVSROOT :pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvsroot
(in sh) % CVSROOT=:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvsroot
At that point, go to a directory where you want the tcljava
tree to be located and run the following commands.
% cvs login
When the password prompt shows up type in "cvs".
Then run this command to download the tcljava CVS archive.
% cvs checkout tcljava
That is all there is to it. You will not have the source
tree for both Tcl Blend and Jacl in a directory called tcljava.
Now you can hack on the code and when you are done just run
% cvs diff
to get a context diff of the changes you made. If you plan
on making any major fixes (that involve more than one file),
you really should use the CVS.
I hope that helps
Mo DeJong
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