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:Did you see [[Diff And Patch]]?  It has lots of options.  SVN is a source-control system, it won't do patching itself, but you can apply patches to files in it.
:Did you see [[Diff And Patch]]?  It has lots of options.  SVN is a source-control system, it won't do patching itself, but you can apply patches to files in it.
I did but even winmerge doen't have the possibility to apply patches. Also, source-control-system have also patch-ability, only they have an other format for patches, so it won't work. At the moment I'm juggling with GNU patch... --[[User:Dutchmega|dutchmega]] 02:58, 30 May 2006 (PDT)
I did but even winmerge doen't have the possibility to apply patches. Also, source-control-system have also patch-ability, only they have an other format for patches, so it won't work. At the moment I'm juggling with GNU patch... --[[User:Dutchmega|dutchmega]] 02:58, 30 May 2006 (PDT)
GNU patch on Cygwin is the easiest choice. --[[User:Bloodykenny|Bloodykenny]] 10:17, 22 Jul 2006 (PDT)

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I was wondering, with which program can I apply the patches? It's not possible with SVN :( --dutchmega 12:40, 29 May 2006 (PDT)

Did you see Diff And Patch? It has lots of options. SVN is a source-control system, it won't do patching itself, but you can apply patches to files in it.

I did but even winmerge doen't have the possibility to apply patches. Also, source-control-system have also patch-ability, only they have an other format for patches, so it won't work. At the moment I'm juggling with GNU patch... --dutchmega 02:58, 30 May 2006 (PDT)

GNU patch on Cygwin is the easiest choice. --Bloodykenny 10:17, 22 Jul 2006 (PDT)