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1 /**
2 * \mainpage TortoiseSVN
3 * \section introduction Introduction
4 * TortoiseSVN is a windows shell integration for the Subversion
5 * source versioning system. Subversion is the successor
6 * of the famous CVS. See http://subversion.tigris.org for
7 * more information on Subversion.
8 *
9 * TortoiseSVN was inspired by the similar program TortoiseCVS.
10 *
11 * With TortoiseSVN you can use Subversion directly from the
12 * Windows Explorer. The Subversion status of your project
13 * files are clearly visible and all commands Subversion
14 * provides are accessible directly from the Explorer Context-Menu
15 * (right-click).
16 *
17 * \section Requirements Requirements
18 * TortoiseSVN runs under Win2k and later.
19 * You also need at least Internet Explorer Version 5 or higher.
20 *
21 * \section Installation Installation
22 * TortoiseSVN comes with an installer. Just run the installer and follow
23 * the simple steps of the wizard. You may need to restart your computer
24 * to get TortoiseSVN to work, depending on your registry settings. If you're
25 * not sure, fire up the explorer, right click on a folder and check if
26 * the TortoiseSVN menus are there.
27 *
28 * \section Sourcecode Source code
29 * The full source code of TortoiseSVN is available at http://tortoisesvn.net.
30 *
31 * For information on how to build TortoiseSVN from the source code see \ref build
32 *
33 * \section Internals Internals
34 * TortoiseSVN is a shell extension. All commands and dialogs are started by
35 * using the shell context menu on files and folders.
36 *
37 * The shell extension part is separate from the main application to reduce
38 * the memory use in the shell. The shell extension only does what's absolutely
39 * necessary and then creates a new process of the main application to do the
40 * real work. The main application is TortoiseProc. The shell passes all the
41 * information to TortoiseProc via command line switches and temporary files.
42 *
43 * To avoid loading the whole TortoiseShell dll if it isn't really wanted (e.g.,
44 * in applications other than the explorer itself), there's a stub dll which
45 * is registered in the shell as the extension. That stub dll then loads the
46 * TortoiseShell dll if required.
47 */
49 /**
50 * \page licensesvn Subversion license
51 * <H1>Subversion License</H1>
52 * ================================================================
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54 *
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61 *
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64 * documentation and/or other materials provided with the distribution.
65 *
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67 * any, must include the following acknowledgment: "This product includes
68 * software developed by CollabNet (http://www.Collab.Net/)."
69 * Alternately, this acknowledgment may appear in the software itself, if
70 * and wherever such third-party acknowledgments normally appear.
71 *
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75 *
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96 */
99 /**
100 * \page license TortoiseSVN license
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340 /**
341 * \defgroup TortoiseShell TortoiseShell
342 * Windows-Shell integration of TortoiseSVN.
343 * This project links to a COM object implementing all required
344 * interfaces a shell extension needs.
345 * The shell extension draws the overlay icons, provides the right-click menu,
346 * the property sheet and the SVN column (in Win2k and later).
347 */
349 /**
350 * \defgroup TortoiseProc TortoiseProc
351 * Main program of TortoiseSVN. TortoiseShell calls this program
352 * to execute the required commands, the commands are specified in
353 * the command line.
354 */
356 /**
357 * \defgroup TortoiseMerge TortoiseMerge
358 * A separate Diff/Merge program, shipped with TortoiseSVN.
359 */
361 /**
362 * \defgroup TortoiseBlame TortoiseBlame
363 * A viewer for Subversion blame information.
364 */
366 /**
367 * \defgroup TortoiseIDiff TortoiseIDiff
368 * An image diff viewer.
369 */
371 /**
372 * \defgroup TortoiseUDiff TortoiseUDiff
373 * An unified diff viewer.
374 */
376 /**
377 * \defgroup ResText ResText
378 * An utility to extract resource strings from executable files and apply
379 * translated strings back to them. Used for translating.
380 */
382 /**
383 * \defgroup SubWCRev SubWCRev
384 * A tool to get information about a Subversion working copy.
385 */
387 /**
388 * \defgroup Utils Utils
389 * Utility classes and functions not specific to TortoiseSVN, i.e. they
390 * could be used in other programs too.
391 */
393 /**
394 * \defgroup SVN SVN
395 * Wrappers for the Subversion API.
396 */
398 /**
399 * \defgroup TSVNCache TSVNCache
400 * Cache for Subversion status of files and folders.
401 */
416 */