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TortoiseSVN

From OpenLaszlo

An alternative to the svn command-line client is TortoiseSVN, which integrates well with Windows Explorer so that files can be extracted and added to the subversion repository with a simple right-mouse click.

TortoiseSVN Download

The download URL for TortoiseSVN is [1].

File Structure Supporting TortoiseSVN Client Use

To get the OpenLaszlo sources, create a base directory to extract sources to, and then create three subdirectories:

  • LaszloSrc <li>tools <li>vendor </ul> Use whatever subdirectory names you like, however. Then, in each subdirectory, right-mouse click to invoke the TortoiseSVN client to extract the appropriate source code. If you create a base directory called C:\tmp\OpenLaszlo, and you created the subdirectories described above, you have have a file structure similar to this:
      <li>C:\tmp\OpenLaszlo\LaszloSrc <li>C:\tmp\OpenLaszlo\tools <li>C:\tmp\OpenLaszlo\vendor

    Example TortoiseSVN Configuration Per Subdirectory


    Right-mouse click in Windows Explorer to access the TortoiseSVN client...


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    Configure TortoiseSVN per subdirectory for extracting Laszlo-specific source...


    Image:Svn_config.jpg