Hi Trine, et al, On Thu, 6 Sep 2001 22:03:16 +0200 (MET DST) trine@lynx.uio.no (Trine Tveter) wrote concerning "Changes to BrTPMVertexModule": > I made a few changes to the vertexing code in modules/vertex > Changed files: > BrTPMClusterVertexModule.h and .cxx > BrVertexModule.h and .cxx > > It should now be possible to use BrTPMClusterVertexModule with > bratmain in the usual way, e.g. by adding in the bratmain script: > > BrTPMClusterVertexModule* cVertexFinder = new BrTPMClusterVertexModule("TPM1","cVertexFinder"); > mainModule->AddModule(cVertexFinder); > > The changes are: > - Revised BrTPMClusterVertexModule to work with new TPC code and > table names, and to run with bratmain. Cool! > Class version changed to 0 as proper for a module. Whoops, I though I'd rooted (no pun intended, well a little :-) out all those things when we started BRAT2. Hmm. If anyone knows of similar cases, please correct that ASAP - thanks. > I was very much in doubt whether to bump or not to bump the revision > number since these are not large changes, but ended up incrementing to > BRAT-2-0-36 since it's probably better to bump once too much, for > the sake of good bookkeeping. I don't think you really needed to bump, but as you say, rather one too many than one too little. > I sincerely hope I didn't foul up anything when I (maybe a bit > absent-mindedly) ended up in vi (which I'm not familiar with) ... He, you're not alone in not being familiar with vi. A small hint: Set your environment variable CVSEDITOR to emacs: setenv CVSEDITOR emacs # CSH-like shells or export CVSEDITOR=emacs # SH-like shells If you're sometimes working on a remote machine with bad X connection, you can define a small alias that will open Emacs in the term, rather than making a new X client, and then set you CVSEDITOR to that alias: alias emacs-nox 'emacs -nw' # CSH-like shells setenv CVSEDITOR emacs-nox # CSH-like shells or alias emacs-nox='emacs -nw' # CSH-like shells export CVSEDITOR=emacs-nox # SH-like shells Or, if you're really tricky, make sure you have Emacs running al the time (I strongly suspect you have) and set your CVSEDITOR to emacsclient. Note, that some OS distributions, like Redhat Linux, already has a program called emacs-nox. On those platforms, you should not define the alias like above ofcourse. All that said, I should like to point out, that vi is infact an excellent editor (Linus Torvalds uses it I believe), and worth getting to know, since it's so much faster to start up than Emacs, especially if you're like me and have installed loads of extra packages that need some sort of initialisation at Emacs startup time. Some quick references for vi: i Go to insert mode [ESC] Leave insert mode :q Quit :w Save ZZ Save and quit x Delete at point dd Delete line d$ Delete to end of line d^ Delete to begining of line P Yank the last deletion at point j Join two lines and ofcourse :h Help browser. > ... instead of emacs when committing configure.in, while following > the BratGuide instructions to the letter. I believe the commitment > and tagging finally was completed normally - if this turns out not > to be the case, I apologize deeply (I will fetch my asbesto suit > from the attic tonight just in case ... ;-)) LOL. Yours, Christian Holm Christensen ------------------------------------------- Address: Sankt Hansgade 23, 1. th. Phone: (+45) 35 35 96 91 DK-2200 Copenhagen N Cell: (+45) 28 82 16 23 Denmark Office: (+45) 353 25 305 Email: cholm@nbi.dk Web: www.nbi.dk/~cholm
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