Re: gnuserv/gnuclient as CVS/SVN editor on Windows

["Le Wang" <l26wang@gmail.com>]

John J. Lee wrote:
> I'm trying to persuade gnuclient (the one from wyrdrune.com) and svn
> to play together on Windows XP.  I'd like to use emacs to edit commit
> messages.  gnuclient works fine for me for editing disk files.  I want
> to edit commit messages by just typing svn commit.  So:
>
> 1. From cmd.exe shell, I do
>
> > svn commit
>
> 2. Emacs frame pops up with the expected commit information in a new
>    buffer, apparently visiting a temporary file that svn created.
>
> 3. C-x # gives me the following message in the minibuffer, rather than
>    notifying svn that I've finished editing the commit message, as
>    hoped:
>
> (server-edit): Use only on buffers created by external programs

When you edit a file from "cmd.exe", does it wait for you to press
<C-x> #, before exiting?

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Le