Compiling latest revision has no revision number so messagebox pops up saying new version avail...
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SVN revision number
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Re: SVN revision number
First which OS?
If you are on Windows, cd path\to\codelite\sources\LiteEditor and type from cmd.exe window:
If you are on linux, cd to path/to/codelite/ and type
My guess is that you are on Windows - so you will need to have a SVN command line tool (Tortoise is not good enough)
http://subversion.tigris.org/servlets/P ... derID=8100
Ayways, you can always remove that message from 'Settings -> Editor -> Misc tab' and uncheck 'check for new version'
Eran
If you are on Windows, cd path\to\codelite\sources\LiteEditor and type from cmd.exe window:
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autorev.exe .Code: Select all
./le_makerevision.shhttp://subversion.tigris.org/servlets/P ... derID=8100
Ayways, you can always remove that message from 'Settings -> Editor -> Misc tab' and uncheck 'check for new version'
Eran
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Re: SVN revision number
The problem with no revision number may be caused by svn command line tools giving theirs output in different language than english.
Check please the command "svn info" and in result should be a line such as: "Revision: 1111". If you have result in different language then you can change it in Autorev project (AutoRevision\autorev\main.cpp) to text which you have and then rebuild this project.
Jacek
Check please the command "svn info" and in result should be a line such as: "Revision: 1111". If you have result in different language then you can change it in Autorev project (AutoRevision\autorev\main.cpp) to text which you have and then rebuild this project.
Jacek