[Bf-python] Curve.setFlag() help

[Joseph Gilbert]

Typically before commiting you should do an update. Updating will replace
old versions with new versions from the cvs. You don't have to download
everything again. :) The way to update/commit things sorta depends on which
OS your using really. Windows has some GUI tools that will do things for
you. I use TortoiseCVS 'cause it's easier. I just right click the folder and
select -update :). If your running linux you'll need to excercise your
fingers a bit more. *_*
p.s. most good cvs progys will merge files for you - it's only if there is a
conflict (2 different edits to the same word...) do you need to manually
edit the files.

-----Original Message-----
From: bf-python-admin at blender.org [mailto:bf-python-admin at blender.org]On
Behalf Of Ed Blake
Sent: Friday, June 11, 2004 5:32 PM
To: bf-python at blender.org
Subject: RE: [Bf-python] Curve.setFlag() help


Oh, Right i see that now.

Another question.  When I get done changing the source what would be the
easiest way to get my version into the current CVS.  I think Stiv has
changed
things since the versions of these files I'm working with so I would need to
update my files before I give them to someone to put in the CVS tree...  I
have a feeling it will mean another big download, and a lot of cut and paste
for me.  If I could get the differences between my base files and the new
versions and a diff between my base versions and my updates could I OR the
two diffs together?  Then I could just patch my base files right?

--- "Gilbert, Joseph" <jgilbert at tigr.org> wrote:
> setFlag and getFlag are aliases for the functions setMode and getMode.
>
> {"setFlag", (PyCFunction) Curve_setMode,
> METH_VARARGS, "(int) - Sets flag (see the doc for semantic)"}
>
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