, but it could
generate update files to reproduce the effects of an edit
session. That's one of the CMS facilities I miss the most.
re:
http://www.garlic.com/~lynn/2006o.html#19 Source maintenance was Re:
SEQUENCE NUMBERS
the aux files, control files, update files scheme was what was created
Anne Lynn Wheeler wrote:
I guess most unix people use cvs, rcs, etc. nowadays, as someone posted.
There used to be lots of use of diff and patch. Lacking sequence
numbers, they worked either by line nunber or by using one or more lines
of context to identify the line to be changed.
On Mon, 31 Jul 2006 21:18:17 GMT in alt.folklore.computers, Peter
Flass [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anne Lynn Wheeler wrote:
I guess most unix people use cvs, rcs, etc. nowadays, as someone posted.
There used to be lots of use of diff and patch. Lacking sequence
numbers, they worked either by
