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Well as everyone has said what type of editor you want?
Me I go with VI only reason it's on all platforms and you don't need to carry a copy with you. So it's very handy to know VI.
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svk::editor::xd
SVK::Editor::XD(3) User Contributed Perl Documentation SVK::Editor::XD(3)
NAME
SVK::Editor::XD - An editor for modifying svk checkout copies
SYNOPSIS
$editor = SVK::Editor::XD->new
( path => $path,
target => $target,
oldroot => $fs->revision_root ($fromrev),
newroot => $fs->revision_root ($torev),
xd => $xd,
get_copath => sub { ... },
get_path => sub { ... },
);
DESCRIPTION
SVK::Editor::XD modifies existing checkout copies at the paths translated by the get_copath callback, according to the incoming editor
calls. The path in the depot is translated with the get_path callback.
There are two modes, one is for applying changes to checkout copy as external modification, like merging changes. The other is update mode,
which is used for bringing changes from depot to checkout copies.
PARAMETERS
In addition to the paramters to SVK::Editor::Checkout:
target
The target path of the editor calls. Used for deciding if the root's meta data needs to be updated in update mode.
xd SVK::XD object.
oldroot
Old root before the editor calls.
newroot
New root after the editor calls.
update
Working in update mode.
get_path
A callback to translate paths in editor calls to path in depot.
ignore_keywords
Don't do keyword translations (svn:keywords property).
perl v5.10.0 2008-08-04 SVK::Editor::XD(3)