Re: [Rcml-group1] The rest of the work

[John B. <jx...@ga...>]

  Maruthi has finished coding applyDiff().  It looks like things went
quite smoothly, but it could use some testing.

  As a reminder, do "cvs update" often.  Especially whenever you start
working again after not doing so for a while.  If you see a message
about "conflicts found," you need to edit the appropriate file and
find a section (or sections) that looks like:

<<<<<<
your version
======
other person's version
>>>>>>

  These sections are places where somebody has changed the file since
you last updated it or checked it out.  You will have to fix this and
then do another update before doing anything else.

> 
>   Okay; here's my plan of action:
> 
> put Reymond's RevisionTree::getRevision() in doc/pseudocode.txt
> test Text::applyDiff()
> code RevisionTree::getRevision()
> code Archive::checkout()
> release on SourceForge and let Dr. Levine know
> 
> 
>   If you are awake and working with me tonight, please select your
> preferred task from the list above, announce your intention to
> complete it via email, complete it, test it, check it into CVS,
> announce the fact that you've completed it via email, and pick another
> task.  This is the order I would prefer you select them in:
> getRevision() pseudocode
> applyDiff()
> checkout()
> getRevision()
> but you can do whatever you feel most useful doing.
> 
>   Do cvs update often (***definitely*** before you start after being
> away for an hour or two) to pick up everyone else's changes and make
> sure you can still compile.  Don't cvs update until you're sure you've
> gotten your part working (and everything compiles).
> 
>   Thanks.