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Revision c9093d0f5ad04207e8a6d1da412b8305bc265444 authored by Alain Leufroy on 15 September 2011, 05:26:41 UTC, committed by Alain Leufroy on 15 September 2011, 05:26:41 UTC
:note: change container in hgviewlib.curses.utils to suite lazy import and the strange urwid.command_map which is a module and an instance.
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Tip revision: c9093d0f5ad04207e8a6d1da412b8305bc265444 authored by Alain Leufroy on 15 September 2011, 05:26:41 UTC
fix mercurial extension
fix mercurial extension
Tip revision: c9093d0
README
Description
===========
Its purpose is to easily navigate in a Mercurial repository
history. It has been written with efficiency in mind, both in terms
of computational efficiency and user experience efficiency.
It is written in Python, using PyQt4 and QScintilla.
hgview intallation notes
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hgview can be used either as a hg extension, or as a standalone
application.
It depends on:
- mercurial (1.0 minimum)
- PyQt4
- QScintilla and PyQScintilla
- mx.DateTime
It is very simple to use ``hgview`` from the hg repository::
hg clone http://www.logilab.org/hg/hgview
cd <ANY_HG_REPO>
$PATH_TO_HGVIEW_DIR/bin/hgview
On the other hand, installing ``hgview`` is simply done using usual
``distutils`` script::
cd $PATH_TO_HGVIEW_DIR
python setup.py install
Last, you can add the following to your main .hgrc file::
[extensions]
hgext.hgview=path/to/hqgv/hgext/hgview.py
[hgview]
# your hgview configs statements like:
dotradius=6
# type hg qv-config to list available options
See `hg help hgview` for more informations on available configuration
options.
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