Ok,thank you for your quick response.
Simon Large-6 wrote:
>
> On 15 September 2011 10:34, Toma Catalin <ctoma2005_at_yahoo.com> wrote:
>> Hello,I have a problem with svn keywords that i just cant figure out. I
>> want
>> to use the Revision keyword in a C++ header file, but it gets substituted
>> with something like $Rev:2. I want it to be cahnged to 2,since I use this
>> value for my project build version.
>>
>> I have something like this:
>>
>> #define VERSION "1,1,$Rev$"
>>
>> So i need the Rev keyword to be changed to 2, otherwise it's not a valid
>> version.
>>
>> Can somebody pls help me with this?
>
> SVN keywords will always have the keyword name prefixed, there is no
> way round that. Also remember that SVN keywords give the revision of
> the particular file they reside in, not the working copy as a whole.
> You probably want to use SubWCRev instead which will take a template
> file and produce a working file with particular keywords substituted
> completely. Look in the manual to find out how this works.
>
> Simon
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