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Christof Hanke | 5 Sep 2006 09:49
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Subversion-Access

Hi,

I have a problem with subversion using https with authentication.
Probably my mistkae, but here we go...

The repository is published by apache2 and can be viewed under
https://server/repos/<RepositoryName>

On the command-line, svn info . brings up as URL just
"https://server/repos/<RepositoryName>", which is to be expected.

If I create a new Project with "Repository has standard layout" checked,
I get the error
"https://server/repos/<RepositoryName>/trunk does not exist"
Why is "trunk" added to it ?
If I uncheck the "Repository has standard layout" box, then I do get the
files, but the project itself is marked as "The project is not version 
controlled." :-(

Versions: eric 3.9.1, python 2.4, svn 1.3.2.

Two other points:

* If I type in a local directory which does not exists, the directory is 
created, but the svn-checkout is not performed.

* It would be really nice, to have a "back"-button in case of creating a 
project from a Repository and this fails, because it kind of tedious to 
type in the servername and Directory all over again (with a differnt 
typo this time ;-)
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Andreas Pakulat | 5 Sep 2006 11:05
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Re: *** GMX Spamverdacht *** Subversion-Access

On 05.09.06 10:49:59, Christof Hanke wrote:
> I have a problem with subversion using https with authentication.
> Probably my mistkae, but here we go...
> 
> The repository is published by apache2 and can be viewed under
> https://server/repos/<RepositoryName>
> 
> On the command-line, svn info . brings up as URL just
> "https://server/repos/<RepositoryName>", which is to be expected.
> 
> If I create a new Project with "Repository has standard layout" checked,
> I get the error
> "https://server/repos/<RepositoryName>/trunk does not exist"
> Why is "trunk" added to it ?

Because that is what "Repository has standard layout" means, i.e. you
have:

<repos>/trunk
<repos>/branches
<repos>/tags

See the subversion book for reasons to follow this layout.

> If I uncheck the "Repository has standard layout" box, then I do get the
> files, but the project itself is marked as "The project is not version 
> controlled." :-(

That's bad, but I have no idea why that happens.
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Christof Hanke | 5 Sep 2006 14:37
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Re: *** GMX Spamverdacht *** Subversion-Access

Andreas Pakulat wrote:
> On 05.09.06 10:49:59, Christof Hanke wrote:
> 
>>I have a problem with subversion using https with authentication.
>>Probably my mistkae, but here we go...
>>
>>The repository is published by apache2 and can be viewed under
>>https://server/repos/<RepositoryName>
>>
>>On the command-line, svn info . brings up as URL just
>>"https://server/repos/<RepositoryName>", which is to be expected.
>>
>>If I create a new Project with "Repository has standard layout" checked,
>>I get the error
>>"https://server/repos/<RepositoryName>/trunk does not exist"
>>Why is "trunk" added to it ?
> 
> 
> Because that is what "Repository has standard layout" means, i.e. you
> have:
> 
> <repos>/trunk
> <repos>/branches
> <repos>/tags
> 
> See the subversion book for reasons to follow this layout.
> 
Of course. Thanks.
> 
>>If I uncheck the "Repository has standard layout" box, then I do get the
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Andreas Pakulat | 5 Sep 2006 15:32
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Re: *** GMX Spamverdacht *** Subversion-Access

On 05.09.06 15:37:31, Christof Hanke wrote:
> Andreas Pakulat wrote:
> >On 05.09.06 10:49:59, Christof Hanke wrote:
> >>* It would be really nice, to have a "back"-button in case of creating a 
> >>project from a Repository and this fails, because it kind of tedious to type 
> >>in the servername and Directory all over again (with a differnt typo this 
> >>time ;-)
> >Well,  a back button would need to remove the existing directory from
> >the repository, if it created one. Should be rather easy to do, unless
> >I'm overlooking something.
> Hmm, maybe I understand that whole thing wrong. But when I create a project 
> from a repository I do not change the repository at this point,  do I? I 
> thought all, this does is an initial checkout.

Let me check (maybe I confused eric3 and kdevelop)...

Aah, yes you're right. New from Repos and Export from Repos... I'd sent
a separate email about this to the list, with something like Feature
Request in the subject. This can probably be done by Detlev for eric4.

Andreas

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Christof Hanke | 5 Sep 2006 15:44
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Feature Request: "Back"-Button in New Project from repos.

Hi,

when I create a new project from a svn-repository, and the initial 
checkout fails, I get an empty project and the information in the dialog 
is lost. thus, I have to type in all info again....
Is it possible to keep the dialog open after the initial checkout and 
insert a "back" button, so that in case of a mistake I can go back to 
the dialog to change the svn-data like URL, protocol and so on ?
This would be great!

Christof
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Detlev Offenbach | 5 Sep 2006 20:07
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Re: Feature Request: "Back"-Button in New Project from repos.

On Tuesday 05 September 2006 15:44, Christof Hanke wrote:
> Hi,
>
> when I create a new project from a svn-repository, and the initial
> checkout fails, I get an empty project and the information in the dialog
> is lost. thus, I have to type in all info again....
> Is it possible to keep the dialog open after the initial checkout and
> insert a "back" button, so that in case of a mistake I can go back to
> the dialog to change the svn-data like URL, protocol and so on ?
> This would be great!
>
> Christof
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> Eric mailing list
> Eric@...
> http://www.riverbankcomputing.com/mailman/listinfo/eric

I am rethinking the project generation stuff (with or without vcs) for eric4. 
Currently I am thinking about something like a "New Project" wizard. 
Currently (eric3) it works like this.

Project -> New is used to start a new project, which might be version 
controlled. The process asks various questions and performs the corresponding 
action. There is no way back. If you select to use a version control system, 
the project will be imported into the given reposiotry, removed locally and 
checked out of the repository.

If you already have a project in the repository, you select Project -> Version 
Control -> New from repository (or Export from repository). That creates a 
local project from the repository, that is connected to the repository
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Jürgen Urner | 8 Sep 2006 12:25
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eric3 on windows


Hello

Installed Eric along with the gpl'd version of qt
[http://pythonqt.vanrietpaap.nl/] on my windows machine.
Everything is going fine but PyQt3 conflicts with
the PyQt4 install I already have on my machine.
Currently it is either running PyQt4 apps _or_ running PyQt3
apps by manually replacing sip.pyd.

Is there a workaround for this?

Minor problem is that the PyQt3 install changes
file associations for *.py files from "Python.file"
to "PythonQtFile" in registry.

Juergen
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Jürgen Urner | 8 Sep 2006 12:58
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reminder: Eric wiki and dokumentation

Hello All

This s a reminder to all Eric users.
A few months ago Eric got a wiki and effords where
taken to document the ide. Documenting it is still in
progress so everyone is heartly invited to join the effords.
Don't be scared, this is not a call for fulltime workers.
Just everyone with one or the other thing to say is welcome
to drop an article or two or suggest whatever to help to improve
the documentation or the wiki.

For the wiki see:
[http://ericide.python-hosting.com/wiki/]

For the documentation see:
[http://ericide.python-hosting.com/wiki/Doc]

To be able to edit any content drop a mail
with desired username and password to:

"jUrner-at-arcor-dot-de"
subject: "eric-wiki"

Thanks
    Juergen
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Jürgen Urner | 8 Sep 2006 13:02
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reminder: ups, links did not work

Hello All

This s a reminder to all Eric users.
A few months ago Eric got a wiki and effords where
taken to document the ide. Documenting it is still in
progress so everyone is heartly invited to join the effords.
Don't be scared, this is not a call for fulltime workers.
Just everyone with one or the other thing to say is welcome
to drop an article or two or suggest whatever to help to improve
the documentation or the wiki.

For the wiki see:
http://ericide.python-hosting.com/wiki

For the documentation see:
http://ericide.python-hosting.com/wiki/Doc

To be able to edit any content drop a mail
with desired username and password to:

"jUrner-at-arcor-dot-de"
subject: "eric-wiki"

Thanks
   Juergen
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François Wautier | 8 Sep 2006 13:04

Character data not allowed outside root element


Hi,

I was happily using Eric 3.8.2 when I decided that instead of coding I would 
rather update to Eric 3.9.0.

Since I use a Gentoo distribution and there were no "ebuild" for that version 
of eric, I setup my own (quite simple actually) and pronounced the required 
incantations

Suffice to say the install went alright and that in the process pyxml was 
updated to 0.8.4

I started eric and tried to load a project..

I got

====================
Fatal Error
/some/path/to/a/project//Project.e3p
Line: 75, Column: 3
Character data not allowed outside root element
====================

Now... Line 75 happens to be the very last line of the .e3p file containing 
the closing tag "</Project>"

I googled around but the few references I found do  not seem to exactly fit 
the problem I have.
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