RE: [PHP-DOC] cvs: phpdoc /en/reference/mysqli/mysqli/functionsmysqli-affected-rows.xml mysqli-autocommit.xml
mysqli-bind-param.xmlmysqli-bind-result.xml mysqli-change-user.xml mysqli-character-set-name.xmlmysqli-client-encoding.xml mysqli-close.xml my
| From: | Enrique Garcia Briones | Date: | Tue, 16 Mar 2004 18:02:50 +0000 |
| Subject: | RE: [PHP-DOC] cvs: phpdoc /en/reference/mysqli/mysqli/functionsmysqli-affected-rows.xml mysqli-autocommit.xml mysqli-bind-param.xmlmysqli-bind-result.xml mysqli-change-user.xml mysqli-character-set-name.xmlmysqli-client-encoding.xml mysqli-close.xml my |
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> Hey Enrique,
>
> get your added xml-sources out of your current doc-tree (thus: copy
them
> somewhere).
>
> Remove your local copies of phpdoc and phpdoc-es.
> Do a new checkout and add you xml-files to your new copy of the
> phpdoc-es folder. The phpdoc-folder is totally out of play. The only
> reason you have it, is to see how things are being done the xml-way
and
> to have a structured file to translate. No changes are made to them.
> In addition to that everything in the directories named 'CVS ', is not
> to be touched. The cvs client manages those for you.
>
I have only local copy of the phpdoc-es folder, this incluyes an EN
copy, I have removed my local copy and checkouted againg the phpdoc-es
and there is the mysqli folder including the functions with the files I
was adding, so from my machine I am at the ES/reference/mysqli part of
the documentation.
Question: Should I commit folders?, seems to me that my big error was to
copy the CVS folder from EN part, but at last I removed any CVS folder
within es/reference/mysqli and added that folder as well as function
folder.
Maybe someone could destroy the ES/reference/mysqli stuff and give me
some days to wake up, read more about CVS and try again. Hoping you were
as good kind as today. :D
> Then you add the newly translated files using `cvs add [file] ||
[dir]`.
> And then commmit.
>
> But maybe you really first explain what you have done, to trace back
> were your mistake was. (As didou mentioned)_
>
> Just get a bit distance to this, maybe soon you'll find the source of
> this strange behaviour.
>
> ali
>
> Am Di, den 16.03.2004 schrieb Mehdi Achour um 18:19:
> > Enrique Garcia Briones wrote:
> > >>baoengb Tue Mar 16 11:58:21 2004 EDT
> > >>
> > >> Added files:
> > >> /phpdoc/en/reference/mysqli/mysqli/functions
> > >>lengths.xml
> > >> mysqli-fetch.xml
> > >> Log:
> > >> Agregando funciones traducidas de mysqli
> > >>
> > >
> > >
> > > Really don't know, please nuno revert it.
> >
> > I revert it.
> >
> > > And if possible explain how to
> > > revert stuff, I will be in deep meditation. Really sorry guys!
> >
> > this time, you added the mysqli folder in the english mysqli folder.
> > what did you do *exactly* on your box ?
> >
> > didou
> >
> > PS : if I was you, I'll stop cvs'ing for today ;) (but try again
> > tomorrow :) )