zsnes/Bugs

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+WinCvs is somehow experimental and is provided without support
+or great documentation.
+
+- patch.exe from the regular cvs distribution will fail to patch very often :
+it has no impact since cvs will send the entire file instead : I've not identified
+the problem but patch.exe 2.5 seems to work better so I added it to the WinCvs
+distribution.
+- when using -z9, it was freezing. I did fix it temporaly (see zlib.c).
+- Not all the options are avalaible thru the menus, so use the command line
+instead.
+- Still a problem for the multi-files picking : I think I do
+the good thing and the browser still cut the line after xxx files.
+
+Alexandre Parenteau  <aubonbeurre@geocities.com>

zsnes/Copying

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+		    GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE
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+
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+possible use to the public, the best way to achieve this is to make it
+free software which everyone can redistribute and change under these terms.
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+when it starts in an interactive mode:
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+    Gnomovision comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY; for details type `show w'.
+    This is free software, and you are welcome to redistribute it
+    under certain conditions; type `show c' for details.
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+parts of the General Public License.  Of course, the commands you use may
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+
+  Yoyodyne, Inc., hereby disclaims all copyright interest in the program
+  `Gnomovision' (which makes passes at compilers) written by James Hacker.
+
+  <signature of Ty Coon>, 1 April 1989
+  Ty Coon, President of Vice
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+library.  If this is what you want to do, use the GNU Library General
+Public License instead of this License.

zsnes/IMPORTANT.txt

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+Important behaviour change from b14 to b15 (and after) :
+
+WinCvs now relies on the login given by the system
+(which is the login you use at start-up) when making
+a .rhosts authentication.
+
+This behaviour is the original one cvs uses, but I did supply a hack
+so LOGNAME was interpreted first, which is STUPID (it is
+a security hole) !
+
+Thanks to Neal Becker who reported this bug. So check your
+login name if you use the .rhosts authentication !
+
+Also the "Force using the CVSROOT" is grayed-out because it is buggy right now
+in cvs 1.10. This is a known issue and I hope it will be fixed soon (Suggestion
+of Steve Cameron).
+
+Enjoy !
+
+5/1/98
+Alexandre Parenteau  <aubonbeurre@geocities.com>

zsnes/Macros/ChangeRoot.tcl

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+#!CVSGUI1.0 --folder --name "Change Root"
+
+global numChanged
+set numChanged 0
+global changeTo
+set changeTo ":pserver:alexgui@stratadev.strata3d.com:/cvspub/cvsgui"
+
+proc changeRoot {dirName} {
+	set oldDir [pwd]
+	cd $dirName
+
+	set fileid [open Root w]
+	global changeTo
+	puts $fileid $changeTo
+	close $fileid
+	
+	global numChanged
+	incr numChanged
+	
+	cd $oldDir
+}
+
+proc iterate {dirName} {
+	set oldDir [pwd]
+	cd $dirName
+	cvsout "Entering $dirName\n"
+
+	set dirList [glob -nocomplain *]
+	set dirSize [llength $dirList]
+	for {set j 0} {$j < $dirSize} {incr j} {
+		set fileName [lindex $dirList $j]
+		if {[file isdirectory $fileName]} {
+			if {[string compare cvs [string tolower $fileName]] == 0} {
+				changeRoot $fileName
+			} else {
+				iterate $fileName
+			}
+		}
+	}
+	cd $oldDir
+}
+
+set selList [cvssel]
+set selSize [llength $selList]
+
+for {set i 0} {$i < $selSize} {incr i} {
+	iterate [lindex $selList $i]
+}
+cvsout "Done !\n"
+cvsout "$numChanged file(s) changed !\n"

zsnes/Macros/CvsInit.tcl

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+#!CVSGUI1.0 --admin --name "cvs init"
+
+cvs init

zsnes/Macros/DocMacros.txt

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+[INNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN PROGRESS !]
+
+Macros start-up :
+-----------------
+
+* In order to be recognized by the application, the macro file has to be
+located in the "Macros" folder (or any of its sub-folder).
+* A header tells the application in which menu to hook-up the macro :
+
+#!CVSGUI1.0 [--admin|--selection|--files|--folder]  --name "The name which appears in the menu"
+
+Built-in TCL commands available anywhere :
+------------------------------------------
+
+* cvs : the cvs command.
+
+* cvsout ?arg arg...?
+  output a set of strings to the console window.
+
+* cvserr ?arg arg...?
+  output a set of strings to the console window.
+
+* cvsentries pathName funcName
+  load the CVS/Entries informations from pathName and set the funcName with
+  a "cvsbrowser" like syntax (see below).
+
+Built-in TCL commands only from the Selections menu :
+-----------------------------------------------------
+
+* cvsbrowser :
+  - cvsbrowser get : returns a list of the selected items in the browser. A simple
+    return is : {"C:/myproject/foo.c" "C:/myproject/foo.rc"}
+  - cvsbrowser info fileName arrayName : set the array "arrayName" with a set of informations
+    about "fileName". If the browser has such an information, the array "arrayName" contains :
+	  + $arrayName(name) :        the file name
+	  + $arrayName(kind) :        [file|folder]
+	  + $arrayName(path) :        the file path
+	  + $arrayName(missing) :     [0|1]
+	  + $arrayName(unknown) :     [0|1]
+	  + $arrayName(ignored) :     [0|1]
+	  + $arrayName(locked) :	  [0|1]
+	  + $arrayName(modified) :    [0|1]
+	  + $arrayName(status) :      A string like "Mod. file" or "Unknown folder"
+	  + if the element is a file (if $arrayName(kind) is "file")
+         + $arrayName(revision) :     the file revision (i.e. 1.1, 1.2.3.4...)
+         + $arrayName(timestamp) :    the time stamp on the server
+         + $arrayName(option) :       the substitution option (i.e. -kb)
+         + $arrayName(tag) :          the tag name (if any)
+         + $arrayName(conflict) :     the conflict desc. (if any)
+
+Built-in TCL commands only from the Files/Folder menu :
+-------------------------------------------------------
+
+* cvssel : return a list of the selected file(s) or folder(s). A simple list is
+  {"C:/myproject/foo.c", "C:/myproject/rsr/foo.rc"} or {"C:/myproject", "C:/myproject/rsr"}

zsnes/Macros/FastModSearch.tcl

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+#!CVSGUI1.0 --selection --name "Fast search modified"
+
+global numFound
+set numFound 0
+
+proc iterate {dirName} {
+	cvsentries $dirName browsit
+
+	set selList [browsit get]
+	set selSize [llength $selList]
+	set toRecurse {}
+	set printFlag 1
+
+	for {set j 0} {$j < $selSize} {incr j} {
+		set file [lindex $selList $j]
+		browsit info $file fileInfo2
+
+		if {[string compare $fileInfo2(kind) "file"] == 0} {
+			if {$fileInfo2(modified) == 1} {
+				if {$printFlag == 1} {
+					cvsout "In $dirName :\n"
+					set printFlag 0
+				}
+				cvserr "    $fileInfo2(name) is modified\n"
+				global numFound
+				incr numFound
+			}
+		}
+
+		if {[string compare $fileInfo2(kind) "folder"] == 0 && $fileInfo2(missing) == 0 && $fileInfo2(unknown) == 0} {
+			lappend toRecurse $file
+		}
+	}
+
+	set selRecurse [llength $toRecurse]
+	for {set j 0} {$j < $selRecurse} {incr j} {
+		set file [lindex $toRecurse $j]
+		iterate $file
+	}
+}
+
+set selList [cvsbrowser get]
+set selSize [llength $selList]
+
+cvsout "Looking for modified files...\n"
+for {set i 0} {$i < $selSize} {incr i} {
+	set file [lindex $selList $i]
+	cvsbrowser info $file fileInfo
+
+	if {[string compare $fileInfo(kind) "folder"] == 0 && $fileInfo(missing) == 0 && $fileInfo(unknown) == 0} {
+		iterate $file
+	}
+}
+
+cvsout "Done !\n"
+cvsout "$numFound file(s) found !\n"

zsnes/Macros/FilesTest.tcl

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+#!CVSGUI1.0 --files --name "Files sample"
+
+set selList [cvssel]
+set selSize [llength $selList]
+
+cvsout "Hello, this is a sample macro !\n"
+cvsout "Total selected : " $selSize "\n"
+
+for {set i 0} {$i < $selSize} {incr i} {
+	cvsout "    -> " [lindex $selList $i] \n
+}

zsnes/Macros/FolderTest.tcl

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+#!CVSGUI1.0 --folder --name "Clean-up merging files"
+
+global numDeleted
+set numDeleted 0
+
+proc iterate {dirName} {
+	if {[string compare cvs [string tolower $dirName]] == 0} {
+		return
+	}
+
+	set oldDir [pwd]
+	cd $dirName
+	cvsout "Entering $dirName\n"
+
+	set dirList [glob -nocomplain *]
+	set dirSize [llength $dirList]
+	for {set j 0} {$j < $dirSize} {incr j} {
+		set fileName [lindex $dirList $j]
+		if {[file isdirectory $fileName]} {
+			iterate $fileName
+		} elseif {[file isfile $fileName]} {
+			if {[string compare [string range $fileName 0 1] ".#"] == 0} {
+				cvsout "*** deleting -> " "'" $dirName / $fileName "'" ...\n
+				file delete $fileName
+				global numDeleted
+				incr numDeleted
+			}
+		}
+	}
+	cd $oldDir
+}
+
+set selList [cvssel]
+set selSize [llength $selList]
+
+for {set i 0} {$i < $selSize} {incr i} {
+	iterate [lindex $selList $i]
+}
+cvsout "Done !\n"
+cvsout "$numDeleted file(s) deleted !\n"

zsnes/Macros/ListModules.tcl

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+#!CVSGUI1.0 --admin --name "List the modules on the server"
+
+cvs co -c

zsnes/Macros/SelectionTest.tcl

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+#!CVSGUI1.0 --selection  --name "Selection sample"
+
+set selList [cvsbrowser get]
+set selSize [llength $selList]
+
+cvsout "Hello, this is a sample macro !\n"
+cvsout "Total selected : " $selSize "\n\n"
+for {set i 0} {$i < $selSize} {incr i} {
+	#file tail
+	#file dirname
+	set file [lindex $selList $i]
+	cvsbrowser info $file fileInfo
+
+	cvsout "Info for " $file "\n"
+	cvsout "--> Name :         " $fileInfo(name) "\n"
+	cvsout "--> Kind :         " $fileInfo(kind) "\n"
+	cvsout "--> Path :         " $fileInfo(path) "\n"
+	cvsout "--> Missing :      " $fileInfo(missing) "\n"
+	cvsout "--> Unknown :      " $fileInfo(unknown) "\n"
+	cvsout "--> Ignored :      " $fileInfo(ignored) "\n"
+	cvsout "--> Locked :       " $fileInfo(locked) "\n"
+	cvsout "--> Modified :     " $fileInfo(modified) "\n"
+	cvsout "--> Status :       " $fileInfo(status) "\n"
+
+	if {[string compare $fileInfo(kind) "file"] == 0} {
+		cvsout "--> Revision :     " $fileInfo(revision) "\n"
+		cvsout "--> Timestamp :    " $fileInfo(timestamp) "\n"
+		cvsout "--> Option :       " $fileInfo(option) "\n"
+		cvsout "--> Tag :          " $fileInfo(tag) "\n"
+		cvsout "--> Conflict :     " $fileInfo(conflict) "\n"
+	}
+	cvsout "\n"
+}

zsnes/Macros/TclVersion.tcl

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+#!CVSGUI1.0 --admin --name "Print the cvs version"
+
+cvs --version

zsnes/tips.txt

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+Find more informations about cvs at http://www.cyclic.com. Cvs and WinCVS are free and distributed under the terms of the Gnu Public Licence version 2.
+Despite cvs is free, you can have a commercial support by contacting Cyclic Software Inc. (http://www.cyclic.com)
+Before using WinCvs, you should have read the cvs documentation.
+In order to take full advantage of WinCvs, update your server to cvs-1.10 and use the cvs-1.10 client mode in WinCvs (Preferences).
+Read the log window, it is a good way to learn how to use cvs as a command line tool.
+Never experience new cvs commands on your working repository. Create a sample module instead.
+You can type a cvs command in the log window if you installed TCL (http://www.tclconsortium.org)
+Having the cvs repository backed-up every-day is a good idea...
+The cvs documentation explains in details how to use branching and merging.
+Use the TCP/IP compression only if you have a slow modem connection.
+You can easily visualize the history of a file by using the "Graph log" command.
+In order to use the command "Lock", you have to set-up correctly the server (see the cvs documentation).
+Using a Unix server is a good choice for cvs if you want to customize the cvs behaviours.
+Check-out the standard module "CVSROOT" in order to customize the cvs server remotely.
+Using TCL script, you can call an external program using the command "exec".
+cvs is outstanding for tracking/customizing third part source code or libraries (see the cvs documentation about the import process).
+You cannot remove a folder : use the "prune" option instead.
+Importing a new module requires some skills : WinCvs is designed to make it easier.
+You can open a file directly from WinCvs by double-clicking on it. You can also customize this feature (see the preferences).
+In the "Graph log" window you can compare revisions using an external diff program (as set in the preferences).
+You can switch between the log window and a graph window by using Ctrl+Tab.
+You can reload a view by using 'F5'.
+You can open-up an explorer view by using 'F2'.