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Lazy Foo:
I'm undertaking my first big solo project and I'd like some sort of source control to make keeping multiple versions of my source code and backing up the source fairly easy.

What's a good (free) source control that works well with code blocks?

zabzonk:
Just about any of the popular free source control tools should do the job - you can integrate them with CB via the Tools menu. I use Tortoise Subversion (which is great) and have, for example, this entry in my tools configuration to do a project commit:

Name: Commit:
Executable: TortoiseProc.exe
Parameters: /command:commit /path:${PROJECT_DIR}
Working directory:

and this one to do a file diff:

Name: Diff
Executable: TortoiseProc.exe
Parameters: /command:diff /path:${ACTIVE_EDITOR_FILENAME}
Working directory:

mariocup:
Hello,

for TortoiseSVN it exists a powerful plugin in Code::Blocks. Look in the CB forums to get the source code. If you will not find it, I will send you the latest source code.

cacb:

--- Quote from: mariocup on October 13, 2009, 09:50:18 pm ---Hello,

for TortoiseSVN it exists a powerful plugin in Code::Blocks. Look in the CB forums to get the source code. If you will not find it, I will send you the latest source code.

--- End quote ---

How about Bazaar? Does a plugin adding Bazaar source control in CB exist?

As a reference, I would ideally like an integration of source control where file icons or colors change according to source control status in the "Projects" tree view in CB, but will obviously settle for simpler solutions.

stahta01:

--- Quote from: cacb on November 04, 2009, 10:20:29 pm ---How about Bazaar? Does a plugin adding Bazaar source control in CB exist?

As a reference, I would ideally like an integration of source control where file icons or colors change according to source control status in the "Projects" tree view in CB, but will obviously settle for simpler solutions.

--- End quote ---

I have no Idea if one exists; but, Bazaar sounds like a good version control for source code.

Tim S.

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