On Sun, 2009-08-16 at 10:56 +0200, Jan Hendrik wrote:
...
> content.php is a rather long text (180KB), footnote.php (50KB) as
> the name implies holds the footnotes. When originally set up
> about a decade ago content and footnotes were separated for
> user's convenience as going back and forth between text and
> footnote was annoyingly slow then, so footnotes were made to
> show in a separate frame. With today's machines it is not that
> much of an issue anymore and we even might find a way to serve
> the stuff in smaller even-sized, yet logical chunks, so in a first step
> we want to get rid of that frameset and join the files into one, e.g.:
>
> -- append footnotes.php to content.php;
> -- overwrite lecture.php with the joined stuff
The easiest way to achieve what you want is to keep the three
files as separate files in the repository and to the merge
(automatically, i.e. using a small script) every time you
check them out.
This way you would (continue to) keep full, fine-grained histories
based on their original structure, while on the outside implementing
a new structure.
Carsten.
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Received on 2009-08-18 00:19:45 CEST