Masticore

[DennisBergkamp]

I'm not sure, looking at the error message I don't think so. But I could always add you as a committer by the way. Just PM me your email address.

[DennisBergkamp]

By the way, for now I just uploaded the latest source... (it also includes the required libraries in the lib directory).

[Corwin72]

Since you got Masticore, do you think that you could do Razormane Masticore too?
Or does that not work because we do not have a draw step phase.

[DennisBergkamp]

Actually, Masticore does not work yet (Zen started working on it).

[Rob Cashwalker]

A couple weeks ago, I left my laptop at the office. I was trying to get SVN to work from my home computer, and I was having a very hard time getting it to work, not succeeding at all. Subclipse seemed to not be able to integrate with the SVN client that it is linked with in the plugin tree.

[zen]

Hi guys,
Dennis - thanks for the source.

At this point I'm all but decided that it's a version problem with Subversion. 1.6.9 doesn't work with subclipse yet i guess.

I'm trying to uninstall Subversion 1.6.9, but seemingly no matter how many files I delete, 1.6.6 will never install b/c it sees a newer version installed.

I'm on OS X 10.5.8.
i did delete subversion's main file from my local user directory obviously. I also took out the file hiding in the Receipt folder. I ran a bunch of find commands of the following form:
find . -type d -name *svn

but I couldn't find all of the 1.6.9 files i guess. And the old version of svn still won't install. I suck with macs, and any help uninstalling svn would be great.
Thanks in advance. such a silly thing to stay up all night for

[silly freak]

hmm, not easy I think. i had a problem that eclipse couldn't store passwords, but that bug only applies to linux I think

did it now work with http? google projects allow https access only to project members, until rares adds you, just do with http

[zen]

Hi Silly Freak,
Yes, http instead of https was a good suggestion, but eclipse still won't recognize SVN 1.6.9

I gotta Uninstall Subversion 1.6.9

[Chris H.]

Hi guys,

i did delete subversion's main file from my local user directory obviously. I also took out the file hiding in the Receipt folder. I ran a bunch of find commands of the following form:
find . -type d -name *svn

but I couldn't find all of the 1.6.9 files i guess. And the old version of svn still won't install. I suck with macs, and any help uninstalling svn would be great.
Thanks in advance. such a silly thing to stay up all night for

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Do you have a time machine backup? That would allow you to go back to before you installed Subversion.

I have a Readme with my backup copy of subversion, to un-install, it says:

Uninstallation Notes
To uninstall the Subversion 1.6.6 Universal binary, just remove
the /opt/subversion directory and remove the
/Library/Receipts/Subversion-1.6.6.pkg directory.

[zen]

i know right? It seems so easy. but believe me it isn't.
when trying to install subversion 1.6.6 it keeps recognizing that i've installed 1.6.9 and won't install.
unfortunately time machine is not an option as I'm on a shared machine, and can't compromise others' data like that.

[Rob Cashwalker]

eclipse (at least on my system) has a history of packages you've installed. You can go backwards. Mind you, I did that too, and was able to revert to before I installed SVN or subclipse. However the SVN client package was still registered on the package manager list.

Best bet might be to delete eclipse and your workspace folder and start with a fresh slate.

[silly freak]

i think he's talking about subversion, not subclipse

[zen]

This is just too much pain.
I finally managed to downgrade subversion 1.6.9 to 1.6.6 (by deleting the entire /Library/Receipts directory). But incredibly, this didn't help anything. I still get eclipses nagging "Unable to load default SVN Client" error message every time I try to
Import>SVN>Checkout Projects from SVN => https://cardforge.googlecode.com/svn

Which means that the problem isn't with versions of subversions being uncompatible with subclipse.

Checks:
1
the file ~/.profile has the path variable it requireds
export PATH=/opt/subversion/bin:$PATH
(as svn requires).

2
I'm logged into google code when i try to access the cardforge site. (though i don't think this is the problem, cause I get the same error from subclipse no matter which project I try and checkout.


The only thing left that I can think of in Eclipse is:
Eclipse>Preferences>Team>SVN
Configuration location = ~./profile

but I can't even set the text box to that value since it's a hidden file!!

[Chris H.]

i know right? It seems so easy. but believe me it isn't.
when trying to install subversion 1.6.6 it keeps recognizing that i've installed 1.6.9 and won't install.
unfortunately time machine is not an option as I'm on a shared machine, and can't compromise others' data like that.

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OK, let me think about this...

1) delete the Macintosh HD/Opt/subversion folder

2) delete the /Library/Receipts/Subversion-1.6.9.pkg directory.

3) This last one is really tricky and prone to error.

Edit the Macintosh HD/Receipts/InstallHistory.plist file. There is a section in my copy which shows:

<dict>
<key>date</key>
<date>2009-11-13T14:03:56Z</date>
<key>displayName</key>
<string>Subversion 1.6.6</string>
<key>displayVersion</key>
<string></string>
<key>packageIdentifiers</key>
<array>
<string>net.collab.subversion</string>
</array>
<key>processName</key>
<string>Installer</string>
</dict>

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You may need a plist editor to change the version number on your machine from 1.6.9 to lets say 1.6.0. This may then allow you to install subversion 1.6.6.

I would strongly insist that you make a backup copy of this plist file bere you try this suggestion. And you may want to check VersionTracker for a plist editor rather than using a text based editor. I can not think of anything else at this time.

[DennisBergkamp]

Zen,

Man, this does sound gruelling
Who said using Macs was easier than PCs? I didn't have to go through this stuff when I installed subclipse on my windows machine...