Re: Generating MSVC project files for varedittest

Hi Andrei,

since in this case the code that you want to access is very temporary,
then it is not necessary to use the svn merge tools in order to use it.
You can simply copy manually the directory that you want into your
'apps/tests' directory (and remove the '.svn' directories that are inside
it otherwise it will conflict when you will want to add thoses files to
your SVN branch).

After that, you would still need to modify the file 'apps/tests/Jamfile'
in order to add an entry to your new directory. Then the MSVC files would
need to be regenerated as noted by Alexandru. Since the daily
crystal-manage script doesn't run on your branch, you then need to do it
manually by using 'jam msvcgen' (therefore needing to install MSYS, a Perl
distribution for it (such as ActivePerl) and the TemplateToolkit library
as noted by Alexandru still).



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