[CityGen] Google Project Page

[thomthom]

I just found that you can add comments to the source code on the Google Code pages. I tried to add one - can you lot see it? http://code.google.com/p/citygen/source ... ldg_gen.rb
There's a "Publish Comment" link which I wonder if I have to use before anyone can see it.

[remus]

I cant see anything. Is it a comment in the code?

[thomthom]

Check now? It was only a Draft comment, but I published it. Looks like a nice way to discuss code.

[Jim]

I got an email notification of your comment - the inline comments are a nice feature.

The biggest downside of Google Code is that you get a single repository. So if you had another project you want to work on, you need another account or host. Or if you get to a point where it makes sense to separate some of the citygen code into a general-purpose, stand-alone library, then you would need another account or host.

The bitbucket free account allows unlimited public repositories.

[thomthom]

The biggest downside of Google Code is that you get a single repository. So if you had another project you want to work on, you need another account or host. Or if you get to a point where it makes sense to separate some of the citygen code into a general-purpose, stand-alone library, then you would need another account or host.

The bitbucket free account allows unlimited public repositories.

That's interesting. Wasn't aware of that. Seems to be an odd limitation. Awkward to create a new account for each project you want to work on.

[Chris Fullmer]

I think it is a limitation of Google's mercurial installation. They just barely got mercurial running (on May 29th, and I signed up on the 31st!) and adding multiple Hg repositories is listed as either critical or at least high priority I think. So hopefully before too long we'll have that ability.

Chris

[Pilou]

Just by simple curiosity I see the ".rb" but want to be sure
Does it Ruby language that we can see here? :
http://code.google.com/p/citygen/source ... ldg_gen.rb

[remus]

Yeah, thats ruby code for chris' building module.

[Pilou]

Thx seems very clear as language and easy re-readable

[remus]

One of the main benefits of ruby as a language

[beauphilippe]

Hello, svn link don't work for download

http://citygen.googlecode.com/hg/

i enter this url in svn (i already work with svn for other project and i never have a probleme)

Can you help me

best regard

[tbd]

because it is Mercurial repository, not SVN. for more info go to http://code.google.com/p/citygen/source/checkout

[beauphilippe]

ok but i work under xp 64 and tortoiseHg don't work

i try with explian (in wiki section) but i don't understand

right click don't work

Can you help Me ?

best regard

philippe BEAU

nb : Why don't use svn ?

svn work perfectly under 64 bit

best regard

[Chris Fullmer]

http://code.google.com/p/citygen/wiki/S ... p_Tortoise

[thomthom]

In XP64bit and Vista64bit you have to launch a 32bit version of explorer.exe. (Unfortunately, on Win7 64bit this doesn't work, as it seem to insist on launching the 64bit no matter. To get around that I use FreeCommander.)
What in the Wiki do you not understand?

[beauphilippe]

ok no probleme
this work perfectly
sorry, i am a little stupid

thank for your help

best regard

Philippe BEAU