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Re: outsider's perspective
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Kaz Kylheku |
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Re: outsider's perspective |
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Tue, 27 May 2003 13:05:12 -0700 (PDT) |
On Tue, 27 May 2003, Steve deRosier wrote:
> Alternatively, since you're a Perl programmer, why not just write a
> simple script to parse the directories. You could write two scripts:
> Script1.pl -> This one recursively parses the directories, writing a
> file (or to stdout) a representation (in text, best if easily human
> readable) of the directory structure.
> Script2.pl -> This one parses the representation file and creates the
> directory structure.
>
> The representation since it is in text _could_ and in this scenario
> _should_ be checked into CVS and properly versioned.
Or you could just Meta-CVS, which has been out well over a year.
You have the basic idea right, but it takes more than a handful of perl
scripts to make robust, smooth version control application that takes
care of the corner cases and error situations.
- Re: outsider's perspective, (continued)
- Re: outsider's perspective, Donald Sharp, 2003/05/27
- Re: outsider's perspective, Greg A. Woods, 2003/05/27
- Re: outsider's perspective, Greg A. Woods, 2003/05/27
- Re: outsider's perspective, Steve deRosier, 2003/05/27
- Re: outsider's perspective, Paul Sander, 2003/05/27
- Re: outsider's perspective, Kaz Kylheku, 2003/05/28
- Re: outsider's perspective, Paul Sander, 2003/05/28
Re: outsider's perspective, Phil R Lawrence, 2003/05/27
Re: outsider's perspective,
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