Re: Using with RoboHelp 5.0.2

On 04/09/07, janice.trodella@pfpc.com <janice.trodella@pfpc.com> wrote:
>
> To Whom It May Concern,
>
> When checking out an .xpj file from Tortoise SVN, are you able to build the
> entire file without actually opening RoboHelp?
>
> If yes, please explain how to accomplish this.
>
> If no, and if you have to open, save, and build the .xpj file via RoboHelp,
> how do you commit all those changes to the repository?

I think you need to read the first section of the manual which
explains what version control is all about. TortoiseSVN, or rather
Subversion, maintains version history of files. It does not do
anything else to the files - how would it even know what to do?

The answer to your question is no. You have to open, modify, save,
build the files. When you have finished making changes, commit the
file. That's it.

You also need to be sure you have a handle on which are the source
files and which ones are generated automatically as part of the build
process. You only need to version the source files.

Simon

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