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Subject: Re: Good patch tool on Windows?
Re: Good patch tool on Windows?
Doing a search for cervisia+windows gave this:
http://ariya.pandu.org/articles/cvs_quick_start.htm
They speak of WinCVS, a name that I heard earlier so it's probably working
fine.
Cervisia is a neat frontend which can be used directly out of the also very
neat (imho) Quanta+. But KDE hasn't been ported to windows yet.
HTH.
Ronald
On Wednesday 15 February 2006 00:50, gl <"gl" <gl@ntlworld.com>> wrote:
> Can anyone recommend a *visual* Windows patch tool for creating patches
> against multiple *local* files (not CVS)?
>
> I just tried WinMerge, but it outputs paths with \ instead of / (and
> probably doesn't use Unix line endings), plus you have to patch each file
> couple individually (although you can accumulate patches in a single file)
> and I'd must prefer to just select a bunch of files and generate a patch
> from them.
> --
> gl
Received on Wed Feb 15 02:04:49 2006
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