Hi Ryan: Thanks for your suggestion. I did use "svn add align.c" sometime before. But I don't know if subversion thinks Align.c is called align.c. I tried "svn rm align.c", but nothing happend. And I could see both Align.c and align.c after using "svn ls". I also tried to commit after "removing" them. But the commit didn't work as well. No warning, just didn't work... Would you please give me some more advice? Thanks again!
Hu-DimatoMacBook-Pro:reconstruction3d dhu$ svn update svn: Working copy '.' locked svn: run 'svn cleanup' to remove locks (type 'svn help cleanup' for details) Hu-DimatoMacBook-Pro:reconstruction3d dhu$ svn cleanup Hu-DimatoMacBook-Pro:reconstruction3d dhu$ svn rm align.c Hu-DimatoMacBook-Pro:reconstruction3d dhu$ svn ls Align.c BNT_ang_files/ Clean_Microstructure.c Reconstruction.c align.c clean_microstructure.c common.c common.h makefile quat.symm.cubic reconstruct.c revise_records.rtf Hu-DimatoMacBook-Pro:reconstruction3d dhu$ svn rm clean_microstructure.c Hu-DimatoMacBook-Pro:reconstruction3d dhu$ svn ls Align.c BNT_ang_files/ Clean_Microstructure.c Reconstruction.c align.c clean_microstructure.c common.c common.h makefile quat.symm.cubic reconstruct.c revise_records.rtf Hu-DimatoMacBook-Pro:reconstruction3d dhu$ svn commit --message="modified codes.please see revise records for details." Hu-DimatoMacBook-Pro:reconstruction3d dhu$ Di Ryan Schmidt-75 wrote: > > > > At the risk of repeating what you already know, it seems that Align.c is > not under version control. Does Subversion perhaps think it's called > align.c instead? It would if, for example, when you originally added it, > you used "svn add align.c" instead of "svn add Align.c". If that's the > case, then use "svn rm align.c" to remove it, if that's what you want to > do. > > > > > -- View this message in context: http://old.nabble.com/Help%3A-svn%3A-Working-copy-%27XXXX-XXXX-XXX%27-locked-tp29300593p29302141.html Sent from the Subversion Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
