On Tue, 2009-03-17 at 07:27 +0100, Jaromír Mikeš wrote: > > ------------ Původní zpráva ------------ > > Od: Jaromír Mikeš <mira.mikes@seznam.cz> > > > Described in different way: > > > > mira@64studio:~/jnoise/jnoise-0.4.0$ quilt new makefile.patch > > Patch makefile.patch is now on top > > mira@64studio:~/jnoise/jnoise-0.4.0$ quilt edit > 4) '/home/mira/jnoise/jnoise-0.4.0/Makefile' > > File /home/mira/jnoise/jnoise-0.4.0/Makefile added to patch makefile.patch > > mira@64studio:~/jnoise/jnoise-0.4.0$ quilt refresh > > Refreshed patch makefile.patch > > mira@64studio:~/jnoise/jnoise-0.4.0$ quilt applied > > makefile.patch > > mira@64studio:~/jnoise/jnoise-0.4.0$ quilt pop -a > > Removing patch makefile.patch > 12) Restoring home/mira/jnoise/jnoise-0.4.0/Makefile > > > > No patches applied > > mira@64studio:~/jnoise/jnoise-0.4.0$ quilt applied > > No patches applied > > mira@64studio:~/jnoise/jnoise-0.4.0$ quilt push > > Applying patch makefile.patch > 19)patching file home/mira/jnoise/jnoise-0.4.0/Makefile > > > > Now at patch makefile.patch > > mira@64studio:~/jnoise/jnoise-0.4.0$ > > > > So I was switching by " quilt pop -a" and by "quilt push" between states patched > > unpatched. > > But edited makefile was in both states edited :( > > What happened? I am used sometimes just write command like "gedit" and then "drag and drop" file to terminal to be showed by e.g. "gedit". > You can see it in lines 4, 12 and 19 ...but quilt not accept behavior like this!!! > If I am pwd in root dir of my package and write: quilt edit Makefile ... all is ok! > When I write "quilt edit" and then "drag and drop" file quilt create in my_package_root_dir new dirs like > /path/to/my/Makefile. > I don't know other command line program not accepting "drag and drop" ... > I know d'n'd is not standard way how to do it, but it took one day to me to discover it :( > > Thank you all for patience and will to help. > > Best regards > > mira > > I'm not sure, maybe quilt doesn't support full paths? Either way you can always use tab completion. Type the first few characters and then press tab and it'll be completed for you. I think that's possibly faster than drag-dropping especially when the stuff is in the same directory. -- Chow Loong Jin
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