On Tue, 14 May 2002, John Schinnerer wrote:
--- John Adams <jadams@inktomi.com> wrote:
To add to this question, is there any way (or could a way be hacked together) to allow editing of files on the command line instead of through the web?
Not sure what you mean by 'on the command line'...
Oh, I mean something like: checkoutzopepage /some/location/ontheserver/foo.py > foo.py and then checkinzopepage foo.py /some/location/ontheserver/foo.py
It'd be nice to check pages out, edit pages in emacs, and check them back in a la CVS.
There's no source control built in, but you can always edit in your favorite editor and upload to zope using the File upload form (and download using the 'View or Download current text' link just above the upload form).
Yeah, but it's very frustrating to do that. You have to retype (and relocate) the file everytime.
I suppose combining this with using a version would be a sort of kludgy source control system...
Hmm, well, I thought that Zope had a version control system built in anyhow -- it saves every change, which are available when you look at the page in the editor. -john