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thomas:
I am working on a Subversion plugin right now, still fighting alternately with the SDK and wxWidgets.
Currently, the plugin works only as much as providing "update" and "commit" for HEAD on either single files or project directories via right-click on the project manager and progress feedback in a SimpleTextlog. Not quite finished, as you must do stuff like import and  checkout with Tortoise, but hey, it is a start ;)
If wxWidgets is not giving me too much of a hard time, then the plugin should be "usable" until the end of the week.

Once everything works fine for svn, it should not be too hard to include cvs as well. I have always avoided using cvs, so my knowledge on that particular thing is limited, but as I understand it, svn syntax is pretty much the same (as svn is meant to replace cvs). Therefore, cvs support might be as easy as chaning three letters? :)

rickg22:
Cool! Thanks a lot!! :D

Please keep us informed.

mandrav:

--- Quote ---Therefore, cvs support might be as easy as chaning three letters?
--- End quote ---

Not exactly, but close ;)

Yiannis.

rickg22:
Maybe you could add a special case for when tortoise is installed, and call it instead. :)

thomas:

--- Quote from: rickg22 ---Maybe you could add a special case for when tortoise is installed, and call it instead. :)
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It never occured to me one could call tortoise from a command prompt (don't we install it to avoid a shell), but hey, that is an ingenious idea. It is actually intended that way, and works like a charm.

For Windows users, that is surely the way to go, it will be hard to make the Interface as good as or better than tortoise is already, so why not use it.
Sadly, tortoise is not precisely available on Linux, so I guess it still must have a fallback ;)

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