svn upsvn: Can't connect to host 'svn.berlios.de': ÷·ðï¿(8ø·
since the directory movings it seems that there's no svn revision in the exe (about, start here or splash screen) , no idea why yet ...
Why SVN doesn't work :(
i can't get the latest svn revision
it gives me this when i start to update my local rev withCodefrom my consolesvn upCodesvn: Can't connect to host 'svn.berlios.de': ÷·ðï¿(8ø·
OS: Ubuntu 6.10
Did you delete or rename the SDK folder and update it using SVN to recreate it, [...]That's in fact a good way to do (and highly recommended). Maybe it's best to do a fresh SVN checkout if somebody experiences compiler issues. It's not only the new directory structure that has changed but also the project's setup (e.g. place of object, lib and pch files). It's not easy to clean the sandbox without good "inside-knowledge". ;-)
I never asked cuz I thought I'd look dumb, but what is the difference between the regular windows build and the ANSI one?
wxWidgets Wizard: Added support for wxWidgets 2.9.x (CVS Branch)Wow! I'm use wx 2.9 from yesterday. Thanks!
I found a strange behavior. I loaded the cb's unix project and opened a random file.
When I want to use the combobox, where you can jump between the function definitions, the dropdown menu disappears when I move the mouse. Sometimes it needs several tries till I can select one item and sometimes I can move the mouse but when I click the menu disappears and nothing happens :shock:
Can someone confirm this ?
I use rev3607 on suse 10.2.
btw. the build target selection works, if I clear history, restart and open the project. But if I restart with the project in history the build target combobox disappears as already reported.
Why does C::B need the mingw.dll,
even if I don't use mingw for compiling?
Greets
Works for me, what protocol are you using? http or svn? I believe that I am using svn:
Tim S
do you mean, adding the path of the svn exe to system PATH ??
I use tortoise svn, and I prefer to keep my path as clean as possible.
It used to work before the code restructuring, so it should be possible to have it workin again. Unfortunately i don't have time to sort it out at the moment, so all help is welcome.
Works for me, what protocol are you using? http or svn? I believe that I am using svn:
Tim S
svn://svn.berlios.de/codeblocks/trunk
do you mean, adding the path of the svn exe to system PATH ??
I use tortoise svn, and I prefer to keep my path as clean as possible.
It used to work before the code restructuring, so it should be possible to have it workin again. Unfortunately i don't have time to sort it out at the moment, so all help is welcome.
Any other svn tools on your machine?
Note, I read somewhere on this board that they just started using the svn tool using xml output. I think I might be able to find a way to have it work without have it needed to be added to the system path, but I think you will need an SVN tool that does XML output. No, Idea if tortoise svn does I will see if it does I have it on my machine.
Tim S
do you mean, adding the path of the svn exe to system PATH ??
I use tortoise svn, and I prefer to keep my path as clean as possible.
It used to work before the code restructuring, so it should be possible to have it workin again. Unfortunately i don't have time to sort it out at the moment, so all help is welcome.
C:\Programme\svn-win32-1.4.3\bin\svn.exe %*Hello,
I have found a nother way to solve this problem with svn.exe.
My Idea was to ad a little .bat file named svn.bat which is called by autorevision.exe.
It consists of:Code.C:\Programme\svn-win32-1.4.3\bin\svn.exe %*
Before the dir restructoring it worked fine for me but now there is also only "Revision 0" on the
Splashscreen and so on.
I also have it in linux : "svn build rev 3609 (2007-02-15T15:43:11.509615Z) gcc 4.1.2 Linux/unicode"
Well more work for Thomas ;-)
When one has TortoiseSvn installed, there's no svn.exe. So bit ackward to add yet another svn client. So will revert temporarily back to previous method and wait till Thomas i back to fully fix the issue. It has worked in the past without pah adjusting and without extra svn installs, so probably should keep working like this ...Ho ho, and back he is... hello again :)
Yep, I'm aware of this issue. However, the point in switching to xml output was that I did *not* want to parse strings manually and figure out something that might be a date any more (which will always go wrong in some cases). Even though the timestamp output by Subversion currently seems to be (always?) ISO-formatted, we don't really know. It may be on some platforms, not on others, and it may change in the next revision (they made more drastic changes in the past).I also have it in linux : "svn build rev 3609 (2007-02-15T15:43:11.509615Z) gcc 4.1.2 Linux/unicode"Try applying my patch. It basically removes unwanted characters. But it doesn't fix any time zone related conversions. I hope there's not much work for Thomas. ;)
Well more work for Thomas ;-)
QuerySvn(workingDir, revision, date) || ParseFile(docFile, revision, date) || ParseFile(docFile2, revision, date); string docFile(workingDir);
docFile.append("/.svn/entries");
string docFile2(workingDir);
docFile2.append("/_svn/entries"); while(!inFile.eof() && c < 6)
inFile >> token[c++];
revision = token[2];
date = token[5].substr(0, strlen("2006-01-01T12:34:56"));
date[10] = 32;8
dir
3624
https://biplab@svn.berlios.de/svnroot/repos/codeblocks/trunk/src/build_tools/autorevision
https://biplab@svn.berlios.de/svnroot/repos/codeblocks
2007-02-13T11:28:07.805641Z
C:\Required\cbsource\src>build_tools\autorevision\autorevision.exe +int +t . autorevision.h
'svn' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
/*3624*/
#ifndef AUTOREVISION_H
#define AUTOREVISION_H
#define SVN_REVISION "3624"
#define SVN_DATE "2007-02-20 10:43:54"
namespace autorevision
{
const unsigned int svn_revision = 3624;
}
#endif
/*0*/
#ifndef AUTOREVISION_H
#define AUTOREVISION_H
#define SVN_REVISION "0"
#define SVN_DATE ""
namespace autorevision
{
const unsigned int svn_revision = 0;
}
#endifwhen re-adding the 2 ParseFile() methods, all works well again.Please don't. It were my fallback solutions that caused the problems why we use XML now. Although the intent was good, the idea was bad ;)
@Thomas : do we add them again ??
For tonights nightly I will build with my private copy of autorevision.cpp