Version Management Help... can i use TCL\tk and c#?
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Can i use TCL with c#? is there any integration between them like there is in C++? The whole reason for this is i need to add some form of version managment to my final year software engineering project (and its getting rather late in the day) My plans were to use the Sharp develop CVS library but as there is no documentation for this i cant work out what is happening or what im supposed to do! So i thought the next best thing might be to use TCL expect so i can easily send and recieve lines to and from the console but its been a while since ive used TCL and its a bit messy so i'd much rather do it all in c#! Does anyone have any ideas on how i can impliment basic version management in any readily available system (CVS, RCS, etc.) im getting so fedup of trying to get this to work im even debating writing my own version management system but i know there must be one out there that will be fairly quick to get working? Any help, ideas, or suggestions no matter how small will be greatfully accepted! Thanks Tim
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Can i use TCL with c#? is there any integration between them like there is in C++? The whole reason for this is i need to add some form of version managment to my final year software engineering project (and its getting rather late in the day) My plans were to use the Sharp develop CVS library but as there is no documentation for this i cant work out what is happening or what im supposed to do! So i thought the next best thing might be to use TCL expect so i can easily send and recieve lines to and from the console but its been a while since ive used TCL and its a bit messy so i'd much rather do it all in c#! Does anyone have any ideas on how i can impliment basic version management in any readily available system (CVS, RCS, etc.) im getting so fedup of trying to get this to work im even debating writing my own version management system but i know there must be one out there that will be fairly quick to get working? Any help, ideas, or suggestions no matter how small will be greatfully accepted! Thanks Tim
se99ts wrote: Does anyone have any ideas on how i can impliment basic version management in any readily available system (CVS, RCS, etc.) im getting so fedup of trying to get this to work im even debating writing my own version management system but i know there must be one out there that will be fairly quick to get working? Why not either use: 1. CVS (free, open source solution) and the command line client, or 2. Perforce (http://www.perforce.com) with it's integrated tools or command line. It's free for up to 2 users, or totally free for open source solutions. You'll never get anywhere 'rolling your own' solution. Jerry Dennany