SCC Revision Number

Guest · Post by **Guest** » Fri Apr 22, 2005 10:35 pm

I was wondering if I could change the default revision number 1.1 for SCC for a new file to a different number of my choice.

Post by **jussij** » Fri Apr 22, 2005 11:00 pm

If you mean SCC in general then I think not, since I can not see any way to pass this information via the SCC SccAdd function

But if you mean Zeus SCC-CVS then this might well be possible

The Zeus SCC-CVS gives CVS an SCC interface by running a CVS command lines for the different SCC functions. So the real question is what would be the CVS command line that would be use to set the revision number for a file as it is added to version control

Jussi

Guest · Post by **Guest** » Sat Apr 23, 2005 4:45 pm

I do mean the Zeus - SCC. Do you know the file I have to change in order to change the revision number??

Thanks

Post by **jussij** » Mon Apr 25, 2005 11:47 am

The current DLL can not be configured to do this

but a new version of the Zeus SCC-CVS has been created that should fix this problem

You will need backup the original zCvs/zCVS.dll, download the new dll from here and replace the older dll with this new version.

Next, use the Options, Editor Options menu and in the Source Control panel use the Advanced Scc Options button to bring up the Zeus SCC-CVS configuration dialog.

Use the About Button to make sure the version number is 1.95, then in the Global and Command Options section edit the Add Command Options adding -r 1.1 for the command line. Now when a file is added to version control it will be given an initial revision number of 1.1.

Jussi