> btw, what language (and compiler) are using ?
Using two languages, Visual C++ (i.e. C++ + MFC) for GUI parts, ANSI/C for
everything that can, within reason, be called 'generic' (eg. the
DFA/scantable based regexp lib for hilighting rules, and line-based
document modifications to name a few, but more will definitely follow as I
happily muck along with the code).
>> Seen TortoiseCVS, was also discussed here, looks good.
>
> Well, I think that then it's time to start digging up a bit more,
> and collect some more information, so I could start this one.
> Let's see how far I will go :)
Well, I think the risk is that it's GPL. Not sure how that works in a
subversion environment. (Could we have a GUI client that's GPL'ed?
'licensally' speaking? -- I'm sure we can't have a GPL 'inspired' version,
right? (it's why I stayed Well clear from the sourcecode! "I kno'
nuttin!")
> PS: I suppose you still don't have a page with informations
> about your subversion GUI?
You suppose correctly - I'll dump it on boekhorst.net once I get to the
point where it merges. I think the time I do have right now is better
spent on code rather than premature vaporware publicity.
Cheers, Martijn Boekhorst.
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Received on Sat Jun 1 14:11:43 2002