Re: Ok. I just had this brainstorm....

pll@lanminds.com writes:

> >Many of us write the log message as we code. For example, when I
> >change a function, I hit "C-c, l" in emacs, and it instantly switches
> >me to a logmsg buffer in-progress, and inserts a line like:
> >
> > * filename.c (function):
> >
> >So I can instantly document what I just changed. By the time I'm
> >ready to commit, I just run 'svn commit -F logmsg'.
>
> This would be *really* nice to have. Alas, I use XEmacs, and last I
> checked, the svn modes don't work with it, and I'm rather
> elisp-impaired, or I'd attempt to fix it :(

It's a custom elisp function that karl wrote, and he/I/cmpilato use it
all the time. It's sitting in the svn tree in tools/dev/svn-dev.el --
look for the function called svn-log-message.

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Received on Thu Sep 25 15:46:37 2003