Re: [Cxtable-devel] OK...that turned out to be easier than I thought...

[<xi...@pr...>]

Granted...  I hadn't thought of that... Although 
my .bat scripts are kinda klunky... I usually code in 
notepad.exe and run xx.bat (calls javac *.java) when 
I'm done.  

Either way, though...  I could use some advice on 
logical grouping...  Will these become packages as 
well>? Like

import cxtable.Connect.*;

?

Either way....I will print out a list of the source 
files names...and then try to figure where they might 
best belong...

~Dave

--- Original Message ---
From: Borne Goodman-Mace <bm...@eg...>
To: "cxt...@li..." <cxtable-
de...@li...>
Subject: Re: [Cxtable-devel] OK...that turned out to 
be easier than I thought...

>Actually I usually find it best to check in 
configuration / build /
>script files into the code base, because they usually 
evolve with the
>rest of the code and you want to have a complete set 
of files that a
>user can use to build / run the system.
>
>Now that you got the cxtable tree, whenever you do 
ANY chages to the
>files, or add new ones, make sure to do it in there.  
Once you are done
>making a "set" of changes and testing them to make 
sure all works well,
>run > cvs ci (or cvs commit) to commit your changes 
to the CVS server.
>
>If you don't make any changes for a while, and thing 
someone else may
>have, before you start making changes run >cvs 
update -d (the -d to get
>new directories that might have been created).  And 
this will merge the
>new code on the CVS server with your local code base.
>
>I have a good book on CVS, but it is at home so I 
don't have the title
>here, but suggest you might want to get one, or at 
least read up on CVS
>a bit.  The version control system is very important 
to a project,
>especially if we want to do tagging and branching.
>
>--bjgm
>
>On Tue, 2001-12-04 at 01:31, David Scott Williams 
wrote:
>> (Ps- You could've left off the .bat and .doc 
files ;-) )
>> 
>> I updated my "tree" from the site...
>> 
>> What next?
>> 
>> --
>> ~Dave
>> xi...@pr...
>> http://sourceforge.net/projects/cxtable >The xTable 
Project<
>> http://sourceforge.net/projects/dustyscript  
>Dustyscript Child Script
>> Language<
>> 
>>  |>>weblog: 
http://www.geocities.com/xiarcel/weblogs/log.html<<|
>> 
>> "He who trades even a small amount of freedom for 
temporary security
>>  deserves neither freedom, nor security"
>>   -Benjamin Franklin
>> 
>> "When I think back on all the crap I learned in 
High School...
>> it's a wonder I can think at all..."
>>   -Paul Simon, "Kodachrome"
>> 
>> 
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