[jsword-devel] Commit and update access to CVS

[Willie Thean]

DM, Joe --

Thanks for explaining the steps. Attaching
BD-3_patch.zip with this email.

Thanks,
Willie

Joe Walker wrote:

>Hi,
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>Thanks for the time you've spent on this Willie it's
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>have more contributors, and thanks to DM for
replying. You may find
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>that for larger patches the mail takes a while to
show up - don't
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>worry if it is takes a day because it is probably
simply caught by
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mouuse to send
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>On Thu, 25 Nov 2004 20:46:42 -0500, DM Smith
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>>Willie, You can follow these instructions for making
a patch in Eclipse
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>>1) Right click on the project having the files that
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>>2) In the context menu choose, Team -> Create Patch.
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>>3) In the Create Patch dialog, choose Save in the
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give it any extension
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changed (make sure to use
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>>7) Zip up all patches and mail them to this mailing
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>> From here you can expect that one of us (probably
Joe) will review the
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code, test it and
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>>Willie Thean wrote:
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>>>Thanks for explaining the process; I guess this is
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>>>standard for open
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>>>source projects. For newbies (someone like me :) ),
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>>>the process would be
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>>>1. Create a patch file (if you use Eclipse, see
help
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>>>2. Post the patch file on the bug tracking system.
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