Hi George, It sounds like you've worked on the command-line under linux after having done a SVN checkout. If this is the case, then issuing a diff patch is straightforward: simply issue the following command at the root of your source directory: svn diff > MyPatch.diff
Then MyPatch.diff will contain the differences between the modified files (your local copy) and the ones from the reference repository. Le 05/05/2012 13:23, George Kirkham a e'crit : > > Sebastian your request "I asked him if he is able to create a regular > patch / SVN diff. > Creating a patch / SVN in eclipse: Right click on the project => Team > => Create Patch => save to file > (You need Subclipse or Subversive installed)", may be a bit beyond my > expertise at this stage (but certainly willing to learn, but it may > take time, so I would appreciate it if someone could take up the task > this time). > > > > I actually used the linux "find" command, searching for > "swftools_path" to find the areas that needed changing, taking a guess > that it would be OK to change these files, and then used a text editor > to make the changes, compiling them with "ant", thanks to Stephen's > assistance in providing instructions on how to get ant to work. > > > > Eclipse is not (yet) installed to my PC and I am not at this time > familiar with using the application. Given time I could learn, but at > this stage I would like to assist with making a few > suggestions/requests for changes, that is about as far as my time can > permit just now. Having worked with GUI interfaces with Visual Basic > a number of years ago, I have experience with designing easy to use > interfaces. I hope you don't mind, but I want to make a few requests. > I am hoping people may accept my requests and implement them if they > are simple to implement, and when they will take more time, then > please still review their usefulness. >
