> Maybe go as far as having an "svn mode" which sets it to the "common
format".
> Instead of converter tools, the editor could just be in a "mode". PC mode,
Unix
> mode, Mac mode, SVN mode (which would just be a wrapper for pc/unix mode..
but
> invisible to the user)
So what do you really want. Use the diff tool in lazarus only??
As a matter of fact I am just working on the diffdialog as we speak. I was
planning to modify it slightly so you can open a file from disk for instance
(not only a file that is already open) and you can also diff against the SVN
repository (hence my question on TProcess). The diff algorithm in lazarus
has the "ignore line ending" already built in so we could use that. Although
the diff dialog is "nice" to use. I think however it should be possible to
add a "quick diff" button in the main ide. This way you can setup your diff
preferences once (per project or general). Setup the repository path. And
the by a click from the mouse you get the diff which you can save.
Perhaps some object by putting in al kinds of tools and functionality, but I
think in this case it is "functional". You can use it for other repository's
also.
Darius Blaszijk
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