.git;a=summary
If there's something else specific you want me to add, let me know!
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\ setlocal sw=2 |
\ setlocal sts=2 |
\ setlocal noet |
\ setlocal nocopyindent
Then when I start with a GNUstep file, I can just run
:Gnustep
and be up and going with the right settings.
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Please disregard this, this was a horribly gone experiment with git.
Hehe.
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From: Andrew Ruder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: [PATCH] Importing original GNUstep NSStream/GSStream
Date: Tue, 24 Apr 2007 20:47:58 -0500
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that pkg-config does provide here and that
is simply that we are not maintaining it. Everytime we work around
having another standard system service by reimplementing it in our
codebase, sure we save a 'dependency', but at the same time we have more
code tha
ere is not an issue, especially considering the
widespread use of pkg-config. I'm still scratching my head here
figuring out why it is so often claimed an issue throughout this thread
when most people will already have this on their system.
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ieved in the value of the metric and I was lazy at the
> time so...
You mean how many lines changed per revision? or ... ?
In that case it is just
svn diff -r n-1:n svnurl-or-checked-out-file-or-directory | diffstat
or did you mean something else?
Cheers,
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mirroring process, i.e.
revision 23457 might be 26500 on my machine).
If anyone wants any of the other stuff in gnustep ran through svnstat,
I'd be happy to take requests. It would take forever without a mirror
of the repositories with as much history as most of the gnustep stuff
has.
Cheers,
A
ns you just do make
strip=yes or something similar. With all the people compiling gnustep
source anyways, why not leverage the ability to have backtraces on
almost everybody with problems? The distros can do the stripping if
they want...
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e depracated (or they can
use an older version of gnustep).
Just my two cents,
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is last 100 commits (2 of
which were made today). The diff for these same 100 commits comes to a
staggering:
384 files changed, 59082 insertions(+), 9840 deletions(-)
I pray that nobody ever must decipher what has changed over the last
several months.
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se
See svk.elixus.org for more information, and I would highly recommend
using svk 2.0 when it comes out (or you can compile/install the SVK svn
right now).
Happy stepping,
Andrew Ruder
P.S. If you haven't seen http://frappr.com/gnustep you should add
yourself to the map, it is pretty neat to
Sorry to reply to my own message, but I realized I had not done any of
the associated comment header changes in that last message. Here is the
revised patch (although the last one is probably a little less noisy for
seeing the actual code ;)
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he changes quite
easily/quickly from my local branch. Just thought it would be a nice
cleanup and I'm not sure I really have 'official' commit access; I just
acquired it by managing the cvs => svn transistion.
Thanks,
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oader registers itself with a factory class so that the scheme is
> entirely open and can be easily extended. A similar scheme would be
> possible to implement for NSBundles.
P.P.S. Excellent work on the Nib loading stuff so far. It will be a
d
as well as an opportunity to have an IRC channel setup with commits.
If gna.org can set that up for us pretty easily, why not?
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On Wed, Mar 29, 2006 at 04:43:48PM -0600, Andrew Ruder wrote:
> sgs=http://svn.gna.org/svn/gnustep/libs/base/trunk
> currentrev=22702
> svn log -r HEAD:$currentrev $sgs/libs/base/trunk | grep -A 1 '^---' |
> grep '^r' | sed -e 's/.\([0-9]*\).*/\1/'
~ $ svn log -r HEAD:22702 $sgs/libs/base/trunk |
grep -A 1 '^---' | grep '^r' | sed -e 's/.\([0-9]*\).*/\1/' |
head -n -1 | tac
Output:
22703
22705
22711
22712
22713
22714
22723
Hope that helps,
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ecks for
newer revisions via svn info and then goes through the svn log command
for the information. Keep in mind that a lot of svn commands have a
--xml argument to dump out xml if you'd prefer that.
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that with only svn:// or svn+ssh:// access). Could probably just as
easily write some scripts that grab the same info every few hours
remotely and feed it to the RDF generator. Would be handy...
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the next logical step after discovering obj-c is the great use of it by
-gui, imo).
Any thoughts? And as always, I will be willing to back up my
suggestions/etc. with the code/effort needed to implement it ;). There
is of course interest in this kind of project, I think.
Cheers,
Andrew Ruder
An
't be alarmed when you see a 7654
files changed commit ;)
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Check ssh access
>
> plink -v -ssh -l -i svn.gna.org
>
> * Edit Subversion configuration %USERPROFILE%\Application
> Data\Subversion\config
>
> [tunnels]
> putty = plink -ssh -l
>
> * Launch pageant and add your key
>
> * Check subversion acce
files when they are added (called
auto-props) but as far as I know, there is no way to get the svn client
to do the conversion without the props. The UTF-16 stuff definitely
needs the property removed though.
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ers seem to be sucking rather profoundly this
month. :)
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e that helps, :)
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, but in the meantime just
continue using http and/or svn+ssh.
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il that it is fixed (took them all of a
couple hours).
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ntil you
kill that instance of ssh of course).
Hope that helps,
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All,
The final (unless something goes horribly wrong) subversion conversion
has finished, when the gna.org people pick it up in the next while, we
should be good to go.
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red in a timely manner...
(or maybe the mailing lists are only acting up for me?)
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nking lines :)
-Wl-R should be -Wl,-R. I've attached the patch. (The configure will
need to be regenerated as well).
Sorry about that,
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? whoops.diff
Index: config/addlibrarypath.m4
weeks ago for netBSD? I have not found the
time yet to go through -gui yet and make the similar changes, so as far
as I know the patch has not made it into base.
I still have the associated changes at
http://dump.aeruder.net/patches/netbsd-base.patch
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nto my server, so if everything
isn't there when you get the email, wait a little while and hit refresh
:). (There's > 22000 revisions).
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#!/bin/sh
logfile=conversion.log
trap "exit 1" ERR
exec 3>&1
exec > $log
t; at a developer-level thing... and whatnot... perhaps announce wasn't
> right.
Jiva,
You may want to resend this to the -discuss list. This list is
generally related to actual GNUstep development, and -discuss includes
all the -dev people + a lot of the GNUstep users. :)
Cheers,
An
Hey all,
Attached is a patch that when adding paths to LDFLAGS and LDIR_FLAGS, it
will do
-L/path
on most platforms, and on netbsd do:
-Wl,-R/path -L/path
for all the --with-*-library configure options.
Please apply to -base if it looks OK.
Thanks,
Andrew Ruder
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2005-12-03
nd the thread gets
ignored for eternity by anybody that matters.
Ah, and I see this thread is already moving towards the flaming pit of
no return...
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he
fsf gnustep commit access would need to have signed the forms, etc.. to
assign copyright on code placed in that repository.
Having such a project may also be an excellent place for people to host
non-fsf-copyright-assigned projects directly related to gnustep.
Thoughts?
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y will never have
overlap (i.e. make sure that you'll never have to reorganize across
repository boundaries) or you'll have yourself a mess for sure :)
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urse, reorganize in the tree and move around all the tags
and branches to the appropriate places, but that may actually be more
difficult :)
> This would be easier to verify if we simply did a wholesale copy from one repo
> to another. Unless you're referring to *all* of the metada
in the
metadata for the file). I can run a couple diffs on various different
dates through the history (including the latest) svn vs. cvs?
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On Sat, Oct 22, 2005 at 08:56:50PM -0500, Andrew Ruder wrote:
> Is there anything in particular keeping you at savannah? The way I see
> it, if savannah is unable to keep up with changing times and there is
> another FSF ran service that can, there's really no reason to feel like
On Fri, Oct 21, 2005 at 02:50:39PM -0600, Adam Fedor wrote:
> On 2005-10-18 18:36:23 -0600 Andrew Ruder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >>* Gna.org's hosting service has been nixed more or less by most. I
> > don't think that this is worth pursuing because
hat helps,
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