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    Hi,
    I am using QT-4.3. I need to implement a Version Control System. I google it and I get 'QSVN' for that ( http://ar.oszine.de/projects/qsvn ). How can i implemnt it with QT.
    Please help me

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    Default Re: Qt - Qsvn

    AFAIK, QSvn is an svn client.

    What exacttly do you mean when you say that you want to implement a Version Control System. ?

    You want to build another svn client in Qt ? or develop something similar to svn.
    We can't solve problems by using the same kind of thinking we used when we created them

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    Hi,
    My problum is that,
    I am working in QT-4.3 in a client mechine, and we have a server. I need to upload my program into that server and download from that server everyday, for keep a back-up of my program in that server, everyday. So I think about version control system.
    In UEStudio, with the help of 'UEStudio Sub version' we can directely ( from UEStudio) upload and download our program. I need a tool like that, in QT-4.3. Is it available?
    Please help me....

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    Default Re: Qt - Qsvn

    First correction, its Qt and not QT

    Secondly, Qt is not an IDE that has build-in support for svn; rather Qt is just a C++ Framework. Now, If you are looking for an IDE that has support for Qt and svn, then I would recommend using Eclipse.
    We can't solve problems by using the same kind of thinking we used when we created them

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