created by

Tom Link

script type

utility

description

TortoiseSVN.vim will commit the current buffer to your subversion repository everytime you update the file or once per session (see |tortoiseSvnCommitOnce|). The advantage over using command line svn commands is that you get the TortoiseSVN GUI for committing files, browsing the repository etc. Some aspects of this plugin can be configured by setting the following variables in your |vimrc| file.     g:tortoiseSvnCmd :: The path to "TortoiseProc.exe".     g:tortoiseSvnCommitOnce, b:tortoiseSvnCommitOnce :: If true, the     buffer will be committed to the subversion repository only once     (i.e., when saving the file for the first time).     g:tortoiseSvnMenuPrefix :: If empty (''), no menu will be installed.     g:tortoiseSvnStartCmd :: A command for detaching TortoiseProc.exe     from the shell (e.g., start).     g:tortoiseSvnInstallAutoCmd :: If false, no autocmd will be     installed.

install details

This plugin relies on TortoiseSVN (http://tortoisesvn.tigris.org/) to be installed. Windows only. Copy TortoiseSVN.vim to your plugin directory (e.g., ~/.vim/plugins/).   Make sure |g:tortoiseSvnCmd| points to "TortoiseProc.exe". Also available via git http://github.com/tomtom/TortoiseSVN_vim

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package	script version	date	Vim version	user	release notes
TortoiseSVN.zip	0.3	2005-08-21	6.0	Tom Link	- g:tortoiseSvnInstallAutoCmd: 0=disable autocmd; 1=commit on BufUnload; 2=commit on BufWritePost - most function accept now a filename as optional argument - fixed problem with some "fileless" buffers - fixed problem when leaving vim
TortoiseSVN.zip	0.2	2005-05-19	6.0	Tom Link	- Make sure this works with cmd.exe as &shell (which is Windows standard) - Make <SID>CanonicFileName(fname) &shell sensible - Fixed a cut&paste error in the menu
TortoiseSVN.zip	0.1	2005-05-17	6.0	Tom Link	Initial upload

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