Re: [wxCode-users] Cron job: wxMSWResources is pending approval

[Ernesto R. D. <mid...@ya...>]

Hello again Francesco!
I took your advice, and looked up TortoiseCVS, however, before i even 
install it, i think it would be "wise" for me to learn what CVS is 
exacly and how to
 use it  :-[ , for that i also found the book you sugested, and im 
looking forward to reading it, But like i mentioned before, i been 
finishing up my current "work-to-eat" project, wich must be done by mid 
january or else it gets canceled (wich would probably result in me 
killing myself) :-)  so to be quite honest, i just cant risk spending 
time to learn about CVS right now, so i  just uploaded the .zip file of 
wxMSWResources (source, sample, etc) and added a release of it.
I prommise once i get "out of the hole"  (hopefully in the first days of 
january) ill learn about CVS and do it the proper way.

Thanks for everything!



Francesco Montorsi wrote:

> Hi,
>
> Ernesto Rangel Dallet wrote:
>
>> Thanks!,
>> If i may try your patience a little more with my dumb wxCode-newb 
>> questions:
>>
>> Even tho i been writting code for several years now, I have never, 
>> ever used CVS (to be honest, i have only a vague concept of what it 
>> is), and i read on the Maintainer guide, that i have to use it to 
>> upload the code.
>> So, considering  were talking about a single 285kb .zip file, plus i 
>> dont need to add any kind of webpage or anything.(the information 
>> shown in the components list is enough).
>
> a webpage even if very very simple is usually recommended; you can 
> just edit the one which comes in the "template" folder of wxCode...
>
>> Is there a way i could jump to "Step 3: make a release for your 
>> component" ?
>
> you could do it, but please, do first a try to setup a CVS client on 
> your PC and to upload
> your sources to CVS.
> CVS is a powerful system used to store any kind of files which could 
> be modified
> contemporaneously by multiple developers. To know more about CVS, I 
> suggest you to read
> the intro of the CVSBOOK freely available chapters (do a google 
> search)...
>
> if you are using win32 (as I guess from your mail user agent) I 
> suggest you to use TortoiseCVS: extremely easy to use and almost 
> painless (follow maintguide)
>
>
>> Im planning to add another piece of code to wxCode (a very nice 
>> wxTimeCtrl) soon, will i again have to use CVS to do it? in other 
>> words, is it absolutely neccesary to use CVS every time i want to add 
>> a component?
>
> it is *strongly* advised since CVS is a very convenient way to provide 
> sources to other developers.
> Also, it lets you to take advantage of some things like wxCode 
> bakefile build system (see links to bakefile in maintguide) ;)
>
> Thanks for your submission !
> Francesco
>
>
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