THANK YOU BILL for reminding me about this. I hope you will not mind me
sharing my answer with the entire group because it is yet one more
oversight. I am feeling pretty dumb about my "it is just 1-2-3" without
explanation.
This is perfectly normal. You can make all of the changes you want to
make but if you make those changes in the same folder as the download
repository, because this is a version control system, it is going to
mark those versions of your .dll as "changed from the repository" with a
red exclamation point.
If you and/or any others are going to be making changes to the source (I
HOPE YOU WILL) and recompiling, you should not check out the binary
folder because this will cause a conflict the next time you do an svn
update. svn may try to reconcile the differences but it will most
likely force you to delete your binary files in favor of ours. The best
deal, if you are compiling, do not check out the release directory
since you do not need it because you are compiling!
Bob
Bill Nagle wrote:
Hi Bob:
Got a problem with the visual studio compiler and the svn files.
Ever since you restructured the svn and supply the compiled code in the
trunk folder, when i go to compile in my usual way from the source folder, i
get the red exclamation marks on the newly compiled dll's . Is there a
change perhaps you forgot when you redid things last week, like the sln file?
Bill Nagle
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