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Re: Ideas for an SVN addition to theide [message #16097 is a reply to message #16095]

Tue, 27 May 2008 23:03

Oblivion
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I'm coding on those days a class encapsulating SVN behaviour.
It should be able (when finished) to do by code all SVN command do, so checking out code, committing it, updatin, diff versions and so.
Next step would be to try an integration in theide, and I was thinking about the way on how to do it.

I think it would be great have some SVN functionality on TheIDE. Although I am happy with tortoise on Win32, IMHO a cross-platform (assuming that you are going to use standard U++ code) SVN which comes with the development enviroment itself by default will make theIDE more complete and desirable.

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That depends only on how much of svn features are brought inside theide. I don't know smartsvn, but I tried tortoisesvn. Fancy app, but what you do with svn 99% of time ? commits and updates.

I agree, tortoise have a hell lot of functions that I didn't ever use. The basic functionality will be sufficient for the crucial operations. And I don't think that the hardest part will be theIDE integration. As far as I know the structure of theIDE source code, It should be relatively easy. The harder part will be -- probably -- the SVN class code. What is your road map anyway?

Also, Imho, this SVN++ or whatever you name it Wink

should be able to download the updated standard U++ SVN source code without confusing the the U++ newbie (of course after a confirmation prompt) with "one click" button and have a switch on TheIDE settings panel. Honestly, this type of source code update is something I would like to see on an IDE which depends on a custom class kit (and AFAIK, something they all lack about).

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