Re: help me

Subversion doesn't have any notion of checkin/checkout.

Subversion is not a revision control system. It's a version control system.

No one *owns* a particular file.

Everyone operates in parallel in their own sandbox.

At the time of committing your changes, you merge your 'sandbox' with everyone
else's collective idea of what the universe really looks like.

So you get your changes mixed in with Bob, Joe and Sam, w/o having to wait for them
to finish.

Shamim Islam
BA BS

张建春 (newhuns@163.com) wrote:
>
>Who can tell me how the get the status of a file?
>Actually what I want to do is to add the "lock" function to the current subversion.
That's to say, the one who checks out a file is responsible for checking it in. In
order to do this, I have to get the status of a file.
>
>It is said that subversion saves the status together with the file itself. Is this
true? It would be appreciated if you can provide me some documents related to this.
>
>If the above is not true, then saving something together with a file seems to be
the solution. But how to do this? There are two problems involved. The first, where
is the event triggered by the CheckOut operation. The second, where to save the
information.
>
>Thank you for your help.
>
>

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Received on Wed Sep 24 20:35:17 2003