MarsBaR anonymous subversion access
This document gives a brief overview of how to access the MarsBaR code using
anonymous (readonly) subversion.
If you're already familiar with subversion
svn co https://marsbar.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/marsbar/trunk/marsbar
to check out the marsbar development code, and
svn co https://marsbar.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/marsbar
to checkout everything, including example data directories and various
branches.
If you are new to subversion
Please check out the Subversion guided
tour. You then might like to install an
appropriate SVN client for your
platform. Finally, you may want to look at the sourceforge
SVN client configuration instructions.
Once you have a svn client program, you can check out the current
development code. To do this, use
the svn command checkout or its abbreviation co:
svn co https://svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/marsbar/trunk/marsbar
Once you've checked out the code you can easily update it from time to time.
Go to the newly created directory and type
svn update
All information about the repository, login, module and branch is stored by subversion in the
subdirectories .svn so that you don't have to care about this any more. You can move the checked out
source around, you can even move it to another machine without loosing the ability to
do a svn update.
This page based with thanks on the VIM CVS page.
Last Refreshed: Mon Sep 6 12:59:49 PDT 2004