Matt Benjamin wrote:
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> I found I could create an RCS archive from a file, but could not
> check-in changes. Simple as that...
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hello! i made some bugfixing around version control, you could try
the fresh svn trunk whether it works according t
On Tue, 13 May 2008, Bo Peng wrote:
On Tue, May 13, 2008 at 3:14 PM, Pavel Sanda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
visual diff between two versions of the same LyX file. I guess the
> difficult part is to create this visual diff part.
this is a different story, which has only little to do with RCS.
Pavel Sanda wrote:
Abdelrazak Younes wrote:
But my understanding is that git is current unix (even linux) only so
this feature will only benefit a few users.
No, I used the msysgit port and it works dwell.
one more question - are you able to run qgit (2.1) on win?
Yes.
Abdelrazak Younes wrote:
>> But my understanding is that git is current unix (even linux) only so
>> this feature will only benefit a few users.
>>
> No, I used the msysgit port and it works dwell.
one more question - are you able to run qgit (2.1) on win?
pavel
Bo Peng wrote:
I've thought many time about this too. That would be very, very nice.
But my understanding is that git is current unix (even linux) only so
this feature will only benefit a few users.
No, I used the msysgit port and it works dwell.
Abdel.
On Tue, May 13, 2008 at 3:14 PM, Pavel Sanda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > visual diff between two versions of the same LyX file. I guess the
> > difficult part is to create this visual diff part.
>
> this is a different story, which has only little to do with RCS.
Indeed, that is another featu
> visual diff between two versions of the same LyX file. I guess the
> difficult part is to create this visual diff part.
this is a different story, which has only little to do with RCS.
pavel
Pavel Sanda wrote:
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> what do you think about integrating this support to lyx?
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I think it is a great idea to add a generic RCS framework with a git plugin
for LyX.
I have never used a RCS with LyX because there is no easy way to have a
visual diff between two versions of the same LyX file.
Bo Peng wrote:
> Using an external program is also more flexible.
you will be of course able to use it externaly.
one thing which i have dreamt of - and this wont give you external program - is
to have some kind of gui window or toolbar which only by mouse click show you
the other revision direct
Bo Peng wrote:
> > I've thought many time about this too. That would be very, very nice.
>
> But my understanding is that git is current unix (even linux) only so
> this feature will only benefit a few users.
git is officially supported on cygwin and native install is on its way too
( http://cod
> More on topic, though, I've never used the Version Control options from
> within LyX, nor have I ever really had the urge to; if I want to version
> control a document, I do it externally, and prefer it that way.
This is my feeling about this feature as well. There are so many
version control s
Bo Peng wrote:
I've thought many time about this too. That would be very, very nice.
But my understanding is that git is current unix (even linux) only so
this feature will only benefit a few users.
Bo
There's also mercurial, which I find very very nice, and which is
cross-platform (python
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I found I could create an RCS archive from a file, but could not
check-in changes. Simple as that...
Matt
Pavel Sanda wrote:
|> I have tried to use it in 1.5.2, but found it, apparently, a bit broken.
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| could you be more verbose which bugs you
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OpenAFS is moving to git from CVS--and we have very strong Windows
contingent. The git port is Cygwin based, so there are some
line-termination issues, but they seem to be manageable with
git-provided hooks.
Matt
Bo Peng wrote:
|> I've thought m
> I have tried to use it in 1.5.2, but found it, apparently, a bit broken.
could you be more verbose which bugs you encountered?
pavel
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Pavel Sanda wrote:
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| following the last discussions about embedding and lyx usage via RCS
| i would like to ask if there anyone still usgin our integrated RCS in lyx.
| its seems as some archelogical stuff, but maybe i'm wrong.
I have tried
> I've thought many time about this too. That would be very, very nice.
But my understanding is that git is current unix (even linux) only so
this feature will only benefit a few users.
Bo
Pavel Sanda wrote:
hi,
following the last discussions about embedding and lyx usage via RCS
i would like to ask if there anyone still usgin our integrated RCS in lyx.
its seems as some archelogical stuff, but maybe i'm wrong.
i'm playing now with git/qgit and just read our code of lyx VCS and t
Bo Peng wrote:
> > what do you think about integrating this support to lyx?
>
> I do not use the rcs feature of lyx at all, but I am using git for
> local embedding development. Uwe has suggested me to open a branch for
> this purpose but subversion branch is a pain to work with.
nono, thats com
> what do you think about integrating this support to lyx?
I do not use the rcs feature of lyx at all, but I am using git for
local embedding development. Uwe has suggested me to open a branch for
this purpose but subversion branch is a pain to work with.
Cheers,
Bo
hi,
following the last discussions about embedding and lyx usage via RCS
i would like to ask if there anyone still usgin our integrated RCS in lyx.
its seems as some archelogical stuff, but maybe i'm wrong.
i'm playing now with git/qgit and just read our code of lyx VCS and think
it wouldn't be s
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