Help How To Create/apply A Patch In Eclipse

[Malossi]

Hello members of mxc . I was wondering how can i create a patch in eclipse for my old source to apply it in my new source . 

 

Thank you!

[SweeTs]

So, as I said. You need your own SVN. You can always create one :)

 

Create it here https://xp-dev.com/ and download TortoiseSVN. With that program you will be able to send the sources into your account. Then you will have to dowlonad the project via repository @ Eclipse and you will be able to create patches :)

 

Simply said

 

No SVN, no party.  :happyforever:  :happyforever:  :happyforever:

 

:troll:

Edited January 2, 2014 by SweeTs

[^Wyatt]

right click -> team -> create patch :?

[Malossi]

I know but when i press right click on my source it has only the selection of Team->Apply patch only . Thats why i ask for help :)

[^Wyatt]

I know but when i press right click on my source it has only the selection of Team->Apply patch only . Thats why i ask for help :)

I guess if you can't see create patch is coz u didn't modify anything :?  Strange if not.

[Malossi]

I have made modifications . I attach a photo to see by yourself :) 

[SweeTs]

You selected build.xml .. Select the whole project. But, I doubt you will be able to create the patch :)

Edited January 2, 2014 by SweeTs

[Malossi]

its the same :(

[SweeTs]

I told you, you won't be able to create the patch :D

 

To create the patch you need a "base". I mean, you need SVN, the "external" files. When you make a change, you will see the characteristic black icon with *. What means you did changes. And your project doesn't have the "base". It's just loaded into Eclipse (the sources), so there is no comparison between files to create the patch :)

[^Wyatt]

I told you, you won't be able to create the patch :D

 

To create the patch you need a "base". I mean, you need SVN, the "external" files. When you make a change, you will see the characteristic black icon with *. What means you did changes. And your project doesn't have the "base". It's just loaded into Eclipse (the sources), so there is no comparison between files to create the patch :)

No SVN, no party.  :happyforever:  :happyforever:  :happyforever:

[Malossi]

I dont unsterstand but anyway

[^Wyatt]

I dont unsterstand but anyway

You didn't download it via Repositories so your eclipse can't detect any change. So simple...

You're not connected to any svn so you just have 1 pack. 1 pack can't have changes compared to itself.

Edited January 2, 2014 by ^Wyatt

[SweeTs]

Or maybe I'm wrong. Maybe you imported the project in wrong way, thats why you are not able to create the patch.

Since I just tested with other pack, and Eclipse "see" the changes :D

Edited January 2, 2014 by SweeTs

[Malossi]

Basically i have the Acis 300 rev and i made just an import . No svn as you said . 

[SweeTs]

But how you imported them into workspace? Right click -> New - > Other -> Project and you selected them? Or ?

[Malossi]

Exactly this way