[Synedit-checkins] SynEdit Readme.txt,1.3.2.1,1.3.2.2

[Maël Hörz <ma...@us...>]

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Update the readme.txt to include some notes about Unicode SynEdit and CVS access

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-This is version 1.2 of the SynEdit project.
+Unicode SynEdit
+===============
 
-SynEdit has been started as an attempt to continue the no longer maintained
-sources of the mwEdit project.  The last public version 0.92a of mwEdit can be
-found at the SynEdit website in the download section.
-The mwEdit project was started in 1998 by Martin Waldenburg, aim was to produce
-a syntax highlighting editor component for an Open Source IDE.  In the 15 months
-that mwEdit was developped in public Martin was increasingly dissatisfied with
-the direction the development of mwEdit took, so he finally requested that his
-name and initials had to be removed from the project.
-Therefore this is now called SynEdit, and it is an Open Source project under the
-MPL (Mozilla Public License, but see the individual source files for the terms).
-There would however be no such project if Martin had not started to develop
-mwEdit, so we would like to thank Martin Waldenburg for his efforts, and of
-course all the other developers of the mwEdit project.
+This is the Unicode version of SynEdit, a syntax highlighting editor that had
+originally been designed for ANSI character sets.
 
-The primary purpose of SynEdit is to be a syntax highlighting editor for
-programming languages. There are already more than 30 highlighter components for
-different languages, and writing a highlighter is not very difficult.
-You should however keep some things in mind when using the SynEdit components:
-- Support for real tabs is under construction.
+For the available information check out the "Unicode SynEdit" Web-site at:
+
+  http://mh-nexus.de/en/unisynedit.php
+
+The ANSI version of SynEdit is located at:
+
+  http://synedit.sourceforge.net
+
+The SynEdit project has also a page at SourceForge
+
+  http://sourceforge.net/projects/synedit
+
+where you may find additional information.
+
+Installation note: The Unicode and ANSI version of SynEdit may not be used
+together on the same system. If you used ANSI SynEdit before delete every DCU
+and BPL it created. Also make sure your library/source path in the environment
+options is set correctly.
 
 To get started check out the different examples. If you have questions, please
 subscribe to the SynEdit user list and ask there, if you want to hack SynEdit
-you should subscribe to the SynEdit developer list.  General feedback and
-suggestions or fixes are very welcome.
+you should subscribe to the SynEdit developer list. General feedback and
+suggestions or fixes are welcome.
 
 There is no documentation yet, help in this area is especially welcome!
 
-For the available information check out the SynEdit website
+CVS access
+----------
 
-  http://synedit.sourceforge.net
+CVSROOT is:
+:pserver:ano...@sy...:/cvsroot/synedit 
 
-and the SynEdit project page at SourceForge
+To get Unicode SynEdit you have to choose the tag/branch:
+Unicode_2004_08_31
 
-  http://sourceforge.net/projects/synedit
+Note that the date stamp included above was the date when the branch was made
+and does not have any correlation with the latest release date, i.e. you will
+always get the latest version using the branch above.
 
-where you will find the necessary links.
+Historical Note
+---------------
 
---
-Michael Hieke
+SynEdit has been started as an attempt to continue the no longer maintained
+sources of the mwEdit project.The last public version 0.92a of mwEdit can be
+found at the SynEdit website in the download section.
+The mwEdit project was started in 1998 by Martin Waldenburg, aim was to produce
+a syntax highlighting editor component for an Open Source IDE. In the 15 months
+that mwEdit was developped in public Martin was increasingly dissatisfied with
+the direction the development of mwEdit took, so he finally requested that his
+name and initials had to be removed from the project.
+Therefore this is now called SynEdit, and it is an Open Source project under the
+MPL (Mozilla Public License, but see the individual source files for the terms).
+There would however be no such project if Martin had not started to develop
+mwEdit, so we would like to thank Martin Waldenburg for his efforts, and of
+course all the other developers of the mwEdit project.
 
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