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MortenMacFly:

--- Quote from: earlgrey on January 17, 2016, 07:18:10 am ---Here it is, I did

--- Code: ---diff -au projectmanagerui.cpp@10648 projectmanagerui.cpp@earlgrey > projectmanagerui.cpp.patch
--- End code ---

--- End quote ---
This won't work on Windows (easily). Can you please just use SVN to create a patch file as suggested?
In your SVN working copy, please run: this command:
svn diff > my.patch

oBFusCATed:
BTW: Morten have you tried to install git bash? It contains most of the unix tools, so it might have a working version of the patch tool.

MortenMacFly:

--- Quote from: oBFusCATed on January 17, 2016, 11:07:49 am ---BTW: Morten have you tried to install git bash? It contains most of the unix tools, so it might have a working version of the patch tool.

--- End quote ---
Sure and not only that, so I think I have plenty of versions of "patch", but you don't really want me to go to the command line on Windows, just to apply a patch, right? What frustrates me is that there is an easy way using SVN to create and apply patches, but we get them in so many different formats and for each format I need a special tool. I remember that previously even "patch" was not "patch" but you needed a special version...

Oh it could be that simple...  ;D

earlgrey:
Here it is

--- Code: ---$ cd codeblocks-code
$ svn diff > projectmanagerui.cpp@10668.svn-diff.patch

--- End code ---

earlgrey:
I see patch has not been yet applied ; If you are afraid of modifying core C::B's UI with not-well-tested patch, you shouldn't : bug was only a small inattention error.

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