Les Mikesell wrote:
> Pavel Shevaev wrote:
>> Guys I totally miss tortoise-svn commit interface features in my
>> console, shame on me I can't live without them anymore :(
>>
>> It would be so sweet if there was a simple curses based shell utility
>> wrapping "svn ci", capable of:
>> * preview of what to commit and what not
>> * log message autocomplete
>> * changed files diff.view
>> * log message spell checking.
>>
>> No mouse support, no GUI - something 'vim-alike' could save me lots of
>> time when I commit changes from some remote shell.
>>
>> Is there anything like that? There are many GUI frontends but nothing
>> like that for good old shell(correct me if I'm wrong please).
>>
>
> Since you mentioned vim-like, you probably won't like this much, but
> there's an svn mode for emacs here (and probably more somewhere by other
> people who like to live inside their editor):
> http://www.xsteve.at/prg/emacs/
>
http://www.xsteve.at/prg/emacs/psvn.el is the file, just put it into
your loadpath.
the svn mode for emacs is pretty good. you can see what has changed,
look at the diffs (with ediff), move things back and forth, mark the
files you want to commit, revert, etc. of course it isn't a gui, but
some of us like that ;-). I used pcl-cvs, a similar emacs mode for
cvs, for years and found it better than the various cvs gui wrappers
of the time.
some might consider it "better than nothing", but emacs users will
just consider it "nothing better!". oh, and it will work on a console
too if you don't have a window system, so you don't need to change
your way of working to accommodate your tool.
dxc
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Received on Wed Mar 28 01:11:40 2007