Phoenix - line ending/diff of code

[Werner]

Hi Robin,

I still see the issue that code shows a diff when it shouldn't.

I got r73930 and updated my svn checkout and then compared the folder
wx.lib.floatcanvas using winmerge and they should as being different
(i.e. all lines are different).

I see that you changed the SVN repo a few days ago, so deleted
floatcanvas and did a new update to force SVN to get the whole file but
still different.

So, I suspect that it is the snapshot which has the wrong ending.

Werner

[Robin Dunn]

Ah, so you're seeing the issue when comparing with the source in the
snapshots? I thought you meant that you were seeing end-of-line issues
just within your SVN workspace. Having different line endings in the
snapshot tarballs is not too surprising.

One way to work around the issue would be to work only within the SVN
workspace, making your changes there instead of in the snapshot. You
can copy the binaries (the *.pyd files) plus the generated .py files in
wx from the snapshot so you can run from the SVN workspace by setting
PYTHONPATH. Then when you're ready you can simply run "svn diff wx/lib
> whatever.patch" to make the patches.

--
Robin Dunn
Software Craftsman
http://wxPython.org

[werner]

Hi Robin,

On 07/05/2013 05:01, Robin Dunn wrote:

> One way to work around the issue would be to work only within the SVN
> workspace, making your changes there instead of in the snapshot. You
> can copy the binaries (the *.pyd files) plus the generated .py files
> in wx from the snapshot so you can run from the SVN workspace by
> setting PYTHONPATH. Then when you're ready you can simply run "svn
> diff wx/lib > whatever.patch" to make the patches.

Thanks, will do that then.

Werner

P.S.
Could you recreate the wxWidgets debug issue with the script I sent the
other day?

[Robin Dunn]

I haven't opened that can of worms yet. ;-)

[werner]

Hi Robin,

On 07/05/2013 16:41, Robin Dunn wrote:
...

>
> I haven't opened that can of worms yet. ;-)

Just wanted to be sure that I could stop poking around the can ....:-) .

See you
Werner