on my part?
It would be so
useful for directories containing many files of varying permission settings.
-Jess
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Jessica Greer greer at cs.virginia.edu
Computer Systems Eng
Can I get examples of uncommenting lines from other cf3 users?
Commenting is straightforward with replace_with, but uncommenting seems
non-trivial. I thought about using getfields(), using my comment character
as a delimiter, to stuff the remainder of the line into a variable I could
then use wit
e is using Bazaar for several other projects, so if anyone has feedback
on Cfe+bzr, I'd be especially interested.
Thanks as always,
-Jess
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Jessica Greer
Unix Infrastructure and Virtualization
Information Technology Services | Yale University
(203)436-5205 | jessica
rom cf-promises) {
commit to version control
}
I don't have much Eclipse experience but suspect it can handle that.
Thoughts?
I started, early last year, to write a syntax highlighter for Kate, and will
be happy to share that somewhere if there's interest.
-Jess
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s in a file that drives both environments.
But there's where revision control bails you out, right - rolling b...er,
forward to a known good state? Am I missing any other advantages to
breaking environments out by branch?
-Jess
On Thu, Mar 4, 2010 at 12:01 PM, Tim Cutts wrote:
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.1.1)
> XXX(branch: 1.1.1)
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> I like it, simple, effective, all the configs are in one place.
>
>
>
> On Mar 4, 2010, at 11:45 AM, Jessica Greer wrote:
>
> Anyone want to share advice on using SCM/revision control software to
> manag
Sorry, folks - typo'ed contact in my mail client. Please ignore.
-Jessica
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