RE: Re: Java source code

Once you get versed in how to compare source from a CVS repository or
Subversion you will see that those are actually far superior, IMO, than what
RPG offers with its approach.  Of course IDE's like Eclipse make tools like
CVS and Subversion incredibly easy to use!!

Aaron Bartell

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True.
Still clunkier than RPG though :)  But, I have to admit, I'm liking this 
java... even though I've gone back to smoking.... lol.
I'll be quitting again soon hopefully.

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RPower@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> That kinda sux doesn't it?  I mean, from a source management standpoint, 

> how can I tell what source code I changed on a particular day without 
> documenting each and every line I change?

That's what a change management system is for (like MKS Source Integrity
<grin>).

david
(who works for MKS)