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RE: Re: How to enable and use keyword substitution (a-la CVS)

From: Stephen Kestle <Stephen.Kestle_at_orionhealth.com>
Date: 2005-02-28 00:24:57 CET

> And just to underscore the issue, after some exploring of the Team
menu
> I realized that I can get what I need by using the resource view
linked
> to the editor. I suspect I could even get used to it :-)

If you were really desperate to put it in, you could even write a little
search replace function in your favourite tool to parse the files and
insert the log [command output] at the appropriate place for when you go
offline. Not sure what to do in windows, but it'd be easy in linux.

It'd be fairly slow, but could be useful for the offline case. If this
sort of functionality was determined to be useful by someone, it would
probably be worth the effort to put something into subclipse (or at
least use the code base) so that all versions could be loaded (for the
tree) and then applied to each file iteratively as the commit log
indicates.

Or somehow. It'd be far faster than a [simple] command line based
parsing anyhow as there would only be one network command.

Cheers

Stephen
Received on Mon Feb 28 10:24:57 2005

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