can you chekout?

hi friends,

i seem not to be able to checkout svn sources.
is this only my problem?

svn co --non-interactive \
https://bluefish.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/bluefish/trunk/bluefish \
bluefish-unstable-svn

is getting me:
svn: OPTIONS of
'https://bluefish.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/bluefish/trunk/bluefish': could
not connect to server (https://bluefish.svn.sourceforge.net)

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best regards,
alex

Re: Restoring active cursor

> When I click away to another program window to get information, returning
> to Bluefish by clicking on the file's tab (or perhaps the title bar if I
> can't see the tab) does not restore an active editing window - i.e. I can
> see the file, and the previously current line is highlighted, but there is
> no active cursor and so typing doesn't achieve anything.

I think, by clicking on the tab, you moved the focus away from the editor
to the tab widget. If you use <alt><tab> you can continue typing, and if
you click the title bar you can also continue typing.

does that help?

Olivier

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Re: Restoring active cursor

i think the focus could be gratiously passed from the tab label to the editor
control, but only if not dragging.

Olivier Sessink wrote:
>> When I click away to another program window to get information, returning
>> to Bluefish by clicking on the file's tab (or perhaps the title bar if I
>> can't see the tab) does not restore an active editing window - i.e. I can
>> see the file, and the previously current line is highlighted, but there is
>> no active cursor and so typing doesn't achieve anything.
> 
> I think, by clicking on the tab, you moved the focus away from the editor
> to the tab widget. If you use <alt><tab> you can continue typing, and if
> you click the title bar you can also continue typing.
> 
> does that help?
> 
> Olivier
> 
> 

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alex

Re: can you chekout?

Am Dienstag, den 02.06.2009, 05:15 +0300 schrieb alex bodnaru:

> i seem not to be able to checkout svn sources.
> is this only my problem?

Guess so. You can check the server status at sf.net > Help > site
status. If some service is down, there is usually a note.

Regards, Daniel

Re: Restoring active cursor

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> i think the focus could be gratiously passed from the tab label to the
> editor
> control, but only if not dragging.

I'm not sure if this will give side-effects, but we can give it a try..
But first I'll be finishing the autosave code, so perhaps somebody else
can give it a try..

Olivier

> Olivier Sessink wrote:
>>> When I click away to another program window to get information,
>>> returning
>>> to Bluefish by clicking on the file's tab (or perhaps the title bar if
>>> I
>>> can't see the tab) does not restore an active editing window - i.e. I
>>> can
>>> see the file, and the previously current line is highlighted, but there
>>> is
>>> no active cursor and so typing doesn't achieve anything.
>>
>> I think, by clicking on the tab, you moved the focus away from the
>> editor
>> to the tab widget. If you use <alt><tab> you can continue typing, and if
>> you click the title bar you can also continue typing.
>>

Re: can you chekout?

there was some debian upgrade that messed svn access to http(s) repositories.

adding http-library=serf to ~/.subversion/servers did the trick.

Daniel Leidert wrote:
> Am Dienstag, den 02.06.2009, 05:15 +0300 schrieb alex bodnaru:
> 
>> i seem not to be able to checkout svn sources.
>> is this only my problem?
> 
> Guess so. You can check the server status at sf.net > Help > site
> status. If some service is down, there is usually a note.
> 
> Regards, Daniel
> 

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