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JDHorn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Every time I replace a source member, I want to make a copy to a stream
file in the ifs.
This will archive changes we make to the source members. We will always
be able to see before and after images of the source members if we need
to.
If you haven't already, I'd suggest you look in to a version control
system (VCS) for your files. There are quite a few to choose from. You
can choose free or proprietary, no-cost and commercial.
Subversion, for example, has the benefit of saving only the differences
between files when you add a new revision. If you have any large source
files where you routinely make small changes (I'm thinking of things
like menus and 'work with' panels), you may find that saving the entire
source file each time adds up to a lot of space quickly. Another benefit
is that such systems usually have good tools for visualizing what has
changed between versions.
Aaron Bartell has some articles and code available that could help you
out if you decide to use Subversion:
http://www.mowyourlawn.com/SystemiSVN.html
HTH,
Adam
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