Alexander Klenin schrieb: Just as a side note: http://florianklaempfl.de:8000/lazarustrunk/ is a mercurial mirror of lazarus. It might help you to maintain your patches. Mercurial works fine on windows as well and isn't a posix/unix centric hack as git is.

On Tue, Dec 23, 2008 at 01:38, Florian Klaempfl wrote: > Alexander Klenin schrieb: > Just as a side note: http://florianklaempfl.de:8000/lazarustrunk/ is a > mercurial mirror of lazarus. It might help you to maintain your patches. > Mercurial works fine on windows as well and isn't a posix/unix centric > hack as git is. Ok, I installed Mercurial and used it to generated a series of patches (to Object Inspector). Let us see how it goes.

Alexander Klenin schrieb: > Ok, I installed Mercurial and used it to generated a series of patches > (to Object Inspector). > Let us see how it goes. > I guess what you need are the mercurial queues. Let us know how things work.

On Wed, Dec 24, 2008 at 19:04, Florian Klaempfl wrote: > Alexander Klenin schrieb: >> Ok, I installed Mercurial and used it to generated a series of patches >> (to Object Inspector). >> Let us see how it goes. >> > I guess what you need are the mercurial queues. Let us know how things work. Sorry if I was unclear -- I already did this, so it is now your turn to see how things work ;-)

Alexander Klenin schrieb: > On Wed, Dec 24, 2008 at 19:04, Florian Klaempfl wrote: >> Alexander Klenin schrieb: >>> Ok, I installed Mercurial and used it to generated a series of patches >>> (to Object Inspector). >>> Let us see how it goes. >>> >> I guess what you need are the mercurial queues. Let us know how things work. > Sorry if I was unclear -- I already did this, so it is now your turn > to see how things work ;-) I was only unsure if you use the patch queue feature provided by mercurial :)