Hey all.
I was going to fix a small typo on the validation user guide page, and can't get Eclipse/Subclipse to properly create a patch for me. Every time I try to create the patch, the full path to my checked out version is used in it, which seems wrong. I looked at a couple other patches in bugzilla, and none of them seem to have this problem. (For example, the patches in bug #31842 appear to be generated by SVN and don't do this.)
Must I use the svn command line utilities in order to create a proper patch? (If so - does that mean I have to checkout/update on the command line also? Or can I just create diffs using cl and continue using subclipse to checkout?)
To keep this more on topic, here is the patch it created...I would put a bugzilla report in if I could get this stupid thing to work right...
Index: C:/eclipseWorkspaces/workspace/svn-struts/xdocs/userGuide/dev_validator.xml
===================================================================
--- C:/eclipseWorkspaces/workspace/svn-struts/xdocs/userGuide/dev_validator.xml (revision 55993)
+++ C:/eclipseWorkspaces/workspace/svn-struts/xdocs/userGuide/dev_validator.xml (working copy)
@@ -251,7 +251,7 @@
explicit or implicit integer, such as <code>child[].lastName</code>,
which will use the same index into the array as the index of the
field being tested.</li>
- <li>The literal <code>*this</code>, which contains the value of
+ <li>The literal <code>*this*</code>, which contains the value of
the field currently being tested</li>
</ul>
<p>
Sorry for interrupting all the cool goings-on of the past few days with this lame question...
Matt
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