But unfortunately I have to use CVS in the company I am working for.
So I am wondering if there any plans for a CVS plugin ?
BTW: If there are no plans to support CVS - I am considering to write such a plugin by myself.
Support for CVS ?
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Vokuhila-Oliba
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Support for CVS ?
CodeLite is the very best Linux-IDE for big sized C++ projects I have seen so far
But unfortunately I have to use CVS in the company I am working for.
So I am wondering if there any plans for a CVS plugin ?
BTW: If there are no plans to support CVS - I am considering to write such a plugin by myself.
But unfortunately I have to use CVS in the company I am working for.
So I am wondering if there any plans for a CVS plugin ?
BTW: If there are no plans to support CVS - I am considering to write such a plugin by myself.
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eranif
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Re: Support for CVS ?
There are no plans to write CVS plugin - since I dont require one ..Vokuhila-Oliba wrote:BTW: If there are no plans to support CVS
However, you can copy the Subversion plugin code, and change it to fit the CVS commands
Eran
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Re: Support for CVS ?
Hi Eran, - thanks a lot for your help!eranif wrote:There are no plans to write CVS plugin - since I dont require one ..Vokuhila-Oliba wrote:BTW: If there are no plans to support CVS
However, you can copy the Subversion plugin code, and change it to fit the CVS commands
Eran
... personally I don't require such a plugin too - but my company is using CVS -
Starting with the Subversion plugin code sounds good. I'm going to give it a try.