NSIS and subversion - NSIS Forums

ricky03
12th November 2009 06:30 UTC

NSIS and subversion
Hello,

I have a question, it's possible to active or to install the syntax highlighting in subversion?

How can I configure to have the version of commit in the first line of the file?

Thanks in adavnace for your help

MSG
12th November 2009 09:27 UTC

What exactly does syntax highlighting in subversion have to do with NSIS?

ricky03
12th November 2009 10:03 UTC

For example on this page : http://nsis.sourceforge.net/PSPad you can configure the highlighting for pspad. It's very useful to see the code.

Wizou
12th November 2009 10:05 UTC

subversion is not an editor or a viewer... in what "view" related to subversion do you want syntax highlighting?

ricky03
12th November 2009 10:19 UTC

Yes, sorry, for websvn!

Wizou
12th November 2009 10:28 UTC

a few google search :

http://www.google.fr/search?hl=fr&sa...meta=&aq=f&oq=

http://www.google.fr/search?hl=fr&q=...FR208&ie=UTF-8

ricky03
12th November 2009 11:33 UTC

Thanks, I found Geshi, But I have some problems to configure it (for info, an oldest version were present). Someone can help me?

And for my second question, nobody can help me?

pengyou
12th November 2009 12:24 UTC

How can I configure to have the version of commit in the first line of the file?

You can use keyword substitution to do this.

The "Advanced Topics" section of the Subversion documentation has several pages about "Keyword Substitution", including lots of examples.

If you don't have the PDF version of the manual handy, here is an online version:
http://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.5/s....keywords.html

Wizou
12th November 2009 12:57 UTC

This is a NSIS forum...

About Geshi configuration, you should look for help on Geshi website/forums.
For your second question, you should look for help on SVN website/forums.

ricky03
12th November 2009 13:01 UTC

Sorry Wizou!