Author:halw

Date:2009-12-01T18:13:54.000000Z


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If you are using the TortoiseSVN GUI client for Subversion on Microsoft Windows, you may prefer to have TortoiseSVN execute the Subversion commands for you from EiffelStudio. You can do this by starting '''tortoiseproc.exe''', and providing the specifics for each command as shown in [http://tortoisesvn.net/docs/nightly/TortoiseSVN_en/tsvn-automation.html Appendix D of the TortoiseSVN documentation].
Some common Subversion command invocations are shown with their respective command lines below:
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[[Property:title|Creating a new void-safe project]]
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{{underconstruction}}
=Creating a new void-safe project=
Now that we've been introduced to the Eiffel void-safe facilities, let's look at what it takes to set up a new void-safe software project. Here we'll look at the void-safety related project settings and how the can be used. Then we'll look deeper into the use of some of the void-safe tools.