RE: merge mode for XML

[ On Monday, April 29, 2002 at 19:47:12 (-0700), Noel Yap wrote: ] > Subject: RE: merge mode for XML > > --- "Greg A. Woods" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > [ On Monday, April 29, 2002 at 13:25:48 (-0700), > > Noel Yap wrote: ] > > > Subject: RE: merge mode for XML > > > > > > In theory, this is ea

RE: merge mode for XML

--- "Greg A. Woods" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > [ On Monday, April 29, 2002 at 13:25:48 (-0700), > Noel Yap wrote: ] > > Subject: RE: merge mode for XML > > > > In theory, this is easy to do, but in practice I > have > > seen browsers act differently due to whitespace > that > > really shouldn't

Re: File Locking with CVS

[ On Monday, April 29, 2002 at 15:48:37 (-0500), Gilroy, Michael -AES wrote: ] > Subject: File Locking with CVS > > My manager won't let me use CVS with concurrent versions of files. I need > to have the file locked when I edit the file (cvs edit) so that no one else > can do a 'cvs edit' until I

RE: merge mode for XML

[ On Monday, April 29, 2002 at 13:25:48 (-0700), Noel Yap wrote: ] > Subject: RE: merge mode for XML > > In theory, this is easy to do, but in practice I have > seen browsers act differently due to whitespace that > really shouldn't affect the rendering. IIRC, > "" worked differently from "\n" >

pserver issue

Currently our local users use NFS to access the CVS repositories. We are also using pserver for our remote users. The CVSROOT/module file runs a script that creates some symbolic links and this works fine via NFS but not with pserver (the script is executed on the server, not the client). Does

error writing to lock file (IBM AIX)

I am maintaining a large cvs server with a few repositories on there. Each repository is on it's own logical filesystem (IBM AIX box) In one of the repositories i keep getting the following problem No locks are set. cvs [server aborted]: error writing to lock file /batcvs/impl/brio/,filename.bin

Run script automaticaly on checkout with path data

THE PROBLEM: I can put in $CVSROOT/CVSROOT/modules: my_module -o $CVSROOT/CVSROOT/my_script.sh to run my_script.sh automatically every time I do `cvs co my_module', unfortunatly, my_script.sh has no information about the direcory into which my_moudle was enterd (the path of the new local copy).

cvs diff-pls help

Hi Can we use cvs diff command and tkdiff program to see differences between 2 different files in different paths(not 2 revisions of the same file) If so what is the command to use for cvs diff? Thanks for any help, Jeeva Sarma __ Do You Yahoo!? Y

Re: File Locking with CVS

--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > You could write a perl script that would take a file > name and do > a "cvs editors" on it. If there were any, it could > list who is > editing the file and end, and if there were none it > could do a > "cvs edit". There's a race condition here in which there's a

Re: File Locking with CVS

> My manager won't let me use CVS with concurrent versions of files. That means CVS is not really suited for your needs. If you are doing normal software development, you will find that concurrency works, regardless of what your manager says. It will solve many more problems than it creates.

Re: File Locking with CVS

--- "Gilroy, Michael -AES" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > My manager won't let me use CVS with concurrent > versions of files. I need > to have the file locked when I edit the file (cvs > edit) so that no one else > can do a 'cvs edit' until I either do a 'cvs unedit' > or a 'cvs commit'. > This wo

File Locking with CVS

My manager won't let me use CVS with concurrent versions of files. I need to have the file locked when I edit the file (cvs edit) so that no one else can do a 'cvs edit' until I either do a 'cvs unedit' or a 'cvs commit'. This would be similar to the way SCCS and RCS work. However, I also need s

RE: merge mode for XML

--- "Greg A. Woods" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Not only do tools not always follow these rules, > you can't even always treat > > HTML like that. Besides making a huge file, it > messes up the rendering of > > tables with sliced-up images. > > I'm not talking about placing blank lines and/or

RE: merge mode for XML

[ On Monday, April 29, 2002 at 09:54:50 (-0400), Gary Bisaga wrote: ] > Subject: RE: merge mode for XML > > >Doesn't everyone format their XML like that? I.e. like HTML so that > >tags are on their own lines and there are extra blank lines (that won't > >be treated as data) between groups of item

RE: merge mode for XML

[ On Monday, April 29, 2002 at 07:23:03 (-0700), Noel Yap wrote: ] > Subject: RE: merge mode for XML > > --- Sean Hager <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > If CVS had away to use modular plug in "diff" and > > "merge" programs, we could > > setup a wrapper file that would automatically > > diff/merge t

RE: merge mode for XML

Once again, take a look at message ID# [EMAIL PROTECTED] posted to this forum on September 16, 2001. It illustrates one way (though perhaps not the best way) to do just this. It relies on a lookup table that looks up a diff tool given a file's name. A better implementation would be to code a sy

RE: merge mode for XMLp

That's what I meant (but did not say), newlines+spaces. Every tool I've seen either (a) doesn't just generate the newlines, they generate the indenting spaces too, or (b) doesn't generate any newlines or spaces at all. (Perhaps I have missed some, so YMMV.) My point was that from a web designer po

Re: changing file options

Venkatraman Sathiyamoorthy writes: > >Some of the text files in our project have been added as binary files > (with -kb option) > I want them to change as text files > > How to do this ? See: . -Larry Jones He just doesn't w

RE: merge mode for XMLp

On Mon, 29 Apr 2002, Gary Bisaga wrote: > >Doesn't everyone format their XML like that? I.e. like HTML so that > >tags are on their own lines and there are extra blank lines (that won't > >be treated as data) between groups of items and even between items too? Some XML toolkits don't add newlin

RE: merge mode for XML

--- Sean Hager <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > If CVS had away to use modular plug in "diff" and > "merge" programs, we could > setup a wrapper file that would automatically > diff/merge the file > differently based on the extension. e.g.: > > *.xml xml_dm > *.htmlhtml_dm Ideally,

RE: merge mode for XML

>Doesn't everyone format their XML like that? I.e. like HTML so that >tags are on their own lines and there are extra blank lines (that won't >be treated as data) between groups of items and even between items too? Not only do tools not always follow these rules, you can't even always treat HTML

Re: Group permissions to branches

Dear Brian,HiSorry i am asking a question regarding a little old thread on mailing list. Can u please explain why u r not recomending to use a option of using an alternate directory for lock files, specially in this case. Regards, shakeel Brian Poynor wrote: [EMAIL PROTECTED]"> You can't r

Re: Question about CVS on Windows NT

Hi everybody, it's ok for my configuration of WinCVS ! The solution of Larry Jones was the good, it was effectly the "/" at the end of my CVSROOT in WINCVS which has caused me so much problems... I would like to thank you very much for the help you gave me, and especially Matt for the patienc

RE: merge mode for XML

> A better approach is to avoid XML entirely in the first place > -- it's a > really really horrid syntax with all kinds of goo that's usually way > over-kill for the application, being SGML based and all that I agree that XML is overkill, but the truth is that it is here to stay. XML is f

changing file options

Hi experts, Some of the text files in our project have been added as binary files (with -kb option) I want them to change as text files How to do this ? Are there any side effects of this ? thanks in advance, Venkat