cvs tools integration

cvs tools integration

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    Dec 07, 2004#1

    Hi all,

    Has anybody tried/succeeded integrating UE with cvs client? The best would be with TortoiseCVS ;)
    I'd like to able to at least diff, commit and update from UE, on currently edited file.
    regards,
    Sebastian

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      Dec 08, 2004#2

      I created Tools to call Perforce. You should be able to do the same with CVS. For example to open a file for edit my Tool command is p4 edit "%f".

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        Jan 14, 2005#3

        Hi Sebastian,

        I'd also love to see CVS integration in UltraEdit, especially with the UltraCompare integration for diff's.

        I agree with you that diff, commit, and update are essential.

        Have you had any luck integrating TortoiseCVS ?

        Thanks.
        Adam

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          Jan 18, 2005#4

          Hi toddm,

          Have you created any Shortcuts to call a Perforce-Submit ? I'am not able to do that :(, because there is no plugin to raise the perforce-edit window.
          Have you solved this problem, or any workarounds ??

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            Jan 18, 2005#5

            I haven't created a P4 Submit tool. I guess because I usually submit more than one file at a time so I just use the GUI in that case if I'm working in Windows. I created edit, revert, sync, and diff tools. I have diff setup to use a graphical tool called tkdiff and it gets loaded properly so I'm not sure why submit would cause a problem.

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              Jan 19, 2005#6

              I use WINCVS and TORTOISE in my Windows2000 OS.
              I use UE as file editor
              And In the UE tools bar I add severals icon for mys tools, like CVS command...

              Check that the cvs.exe is in your path and creates tools like this that works fine:

              example : PATH : ... ; D:\Outils\WINCVS~1.3\CVSNT; ...

              VIEW STATUS OF SELECTED FILE
              Command Line : cvs status -q %N%E
              Working directory : %P
              check output capture
              In advanced parameters, set the icon image file

              UPDATE SELECTED FILE
              Command Line : cvs update %N%E
              Working directory : %P
              check output capture
              In advanced parameters, set the icon image file

              COMMIT SELECTED FILE
              Command Line : cvs commit -m "no message" %N%E
              Working directory : %P
              check output capture
              In advanced parameters, set the icon image file

              With adding %modify% to the commit command you can edit the commit message when executing the command.

              PS: Check that your CVSROOT path variable is set !
              Regards from France
              Kenavo from Brittany