On 11/1/06, Etienne Gagnon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Comfortable development happens only using "development targets". E.g.
1- process(X, devtarget) -> Z
2- edit Z in IDE using comfortable development, where you see a single
commented line for every hidden stream code chunk, keeping you aware
that other streams have related code there [you click on the "+" in
Eclipse if you want to see the complete chunk]. Of course, you
should never delete a chunk without consulting other stream
developers first.
So: edit Z -> Z'
3- revert(Z') -> X' this works, as long as devtarget is a stream code
preserving target (a "development target").
4- svn ci of X' :-)
Etienne, thanks! Now I understand how it works.
Having such a tool seems like a very promising good idea!
--
Mikhail Fursov
