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We're not coding in any mainstream language. We write programs for A/V
control systems such as AMX and Crestron, and they use a proprietary IDE and
language.
Many many times have I wished it were different...
__________
I should have known better than to trust the logic of a half-sized
thermocapsulary dehousing assister...
-----Original Message-----
From: Paul Russell [mailto:paul_newsgroups at yahoo.ca]
Sent: Wednesday, March 05, 2003 3:30 PM
To: Ian Epperson; 'cvsnt at cvsnt.org cvsnt downloads at march-hare.com @CVSNT on Twitter CVSNT on Facebook'
Subject: Re: [cvsnt] Lost changes
Maybe you should try using an IDE that allows CVS commits from within it:
-Codewright (Powerful and powerfully expensive)
-PeggyPro (Powerful, works fine, but lacking help files)
or add a script/key/button to your IDE that does a SaveAll followed by a
commit. It's just too easy to miss the save step when committing from
outside the IDE, and then you either loose the changes (IDE auto-loads
changed files), or parts of the changes (only what was saved is committed).
Do you have the IDE set to SaveAll before a compile/debug? That would ensure
that anything that has been compiled has been saved, and is therefore "safe"
to commit.
-Paul
Ian Epperson <Ian at axiomdesign.com> wrote:
The other day, something frightening happened.
I was working remotely (sick - working from my home) coordinating program