As this gets more evolved, and with your permission, we would be happy to
bundle it with BK and/or host a BK repo here to maintain it. Thanks for
doing this.
--lm
On Thu, Mar 27, 2003 at 03:05:39PM -0800, Bryan O'Sullivan wrote:
> If you're an Emacs or XEmacs user, you'll have noticed that the
> integration between BK and Emacs is, um, minimal. I've got the
> beginnings of some useful integration between the two in place, which
> I'm releasing in the twin hope that (a) someone else will find it useful
> and (b) someone else will want to contribute changes.
>
> Right now, functionality is fairly minimal, but still useful.
>
> * It tells you, in the modeline, which BK license applies to the
> repo you're working in. This is a lot easier than looking in
> BitKeeper/etc/config.
> * You can register files properly, which doesn't work at all under
> vc.el.
> * It turns off a few unsupported VCisms, such as snapshot support.
>
> Missing is everything else useful, such as revision histories, firing
> off GUI tools, and so on, but I do intend to add that kind of stuff.
>
> One caveat: the code works under XEmacs 21.4, but will need a bit of
> tweaking to work under GNU Emacs. The versions of VC maintained across
> both Emacsen are heinously forked.
>
> Comments welcome, patches even more so. If there's actual
> non-negligible interest, I'll make an anonymous BK repo available.
>
> <b
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Larry McVoy lm at bitmover.com http://www.bitmover.com/lm
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