Versionning system ;)

[LilCthulhu]

Another thread,

Who's developping rulesets using CMS or SCM software ? Since day one of developping my ruleset, I moved everything in Perforce using the free license that allow 2 workspaces.

One of the workspace is on a server, the other is on my laptop, syncing/merging/diffing/reverting/submitting is all done through the Perforce client as I don't have a full dev environment installed on my personal computers... and I use NP++ to do the coding.

And I'm glad I did ;) Saved me a lot of headache fixing stuff sometimes !

If you are Paranoid as I am ! What are you using ?


EDIT: We use Perforce at my workplace so it was a natural choice considering all the script/command line I had already designed

[ddavison]

I have used Visual Sourcesafe, but it is better suited for developing on the same LAN. I will probably shift fully over to SVN now that we have a distributed team.

[drahkar]

I setup a SVN server. It has all the features I need plus I can secure it with a password and SSH then make it internet accessible.

[Valarian]

I use Visual SVN with Tortoise SVN as an interface within Windows
As an editor I use JEdit

[LilCthulhu]

I have used Visual Sourcesafe, but it is better suited for developing on the same LAN. I will probably shift fully over to SVN now that we have a distributed team.

I haven't look at the files themselves yet, but is FG2 coded in C++ ? or C# ? What's behing it actually ?

[Foen]

I use Visual SVN with Tortoise SVN as an interface within Windows
As an editor I use JEdit

I also use Visual SVN/Tortoise SVN, but use Visual Studio 2008 as the development environment. Graphics are now done in Adobe Photoshop (previously in Corel Paintshop, but it was terrible to use on Vista x64).

Foen

[drahkar]

I use TortoiseSVN as well and VIM as my editing environment. :) I can see we all agree on the preferred SVN client.

[LilCthulhu]

I would also be using VS2008 at home, since I also use that at work, if it wasn't for the installation size and time and etc... I like to have my computer at home lite and easy to reinstall ;) so the less software on them the better ;)

Although I'd like something more integrated ;)

[Spyke]

TortoiseSVN and Visual Studio Express here.

Spyke

[ddavison]

I haven't look at the files themselves yet, but is FG2 coded in C++ ? or C# ? What's behing it actually ?

The back-end system is all C++. I use Visual Studio 2008 for it and also for ruleset/Lua/XML work.

[Foen]

As an aside, my main use of the versioning system is to synchronise files between my laptop and my desktop.

Foen

[drahkar]

Same here. I also like to use it to track what changes were implemented when.