I was browsing a site that has a very useful pluging for Visual Studio and came across a link to a add-on that allows you to use CVS from inside visual studio!
The plug-in is at www.wndtabs.com, click the links page... there are several other things here that we use as well, but the one you are interested in is at http://www.jalindi.com/igloo/.
John
-----Original Message-----
From: Markus Kuhni [mailto:markus...@trilab.ch]
Sent: Tuesday, September 11, 2001 8:10 AM
To: wx-u...@lists.wxwindows.org
Subject: AW: VC++ workspaces in CVS
Hi Morten
> ... it just silently sits there and no workspace is ever
> loaded. The workspaces from 2.3.1 is fine however, so there's
> nothing wrong
> with my VC++.
> Any thoughts?
You could try to rename/delete the .dsw file and open the .dsp one instead.
(I don't really understand the "inner workings" or even the difference in
purpose of these files. I just remember that this "trick" recovered my
project once...)
-- Mark
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Can I just add, that this tool is very nice. Downside is that there is not
a lot of documentation for this tool (read: none). Despite that I have
gotten it to work with a minimal knowledge of CVS.
Markus Kuhni:
>You could try to rename/delete the .dsw file and open the .dsp one instead.
>(I don't really understand the "inner workings" or even the difference in
>purpose of these files. I just remember that this "trick" recovered my
>project once...)
It won't do any difference in this case. The problem is probably what
several people has described already; the workspace has unix-style
LF-endings. Use a conversion-tool to get them right.
The difference in workspace vs. project files is pretty easy to understand
when you realize that a workspace is simply a collection of projects. Look
at wxvc.dsw.
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