Update from mercurial?

SDL Development
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I want to restart work on a project I plant to port to Android and
windows, it requires SDL-image 2, SDL-ttf 2, etc. I cloned all libs from
mercurial repos but last time I tried to compile under Windows, project
files where outdated. I decided to wait for official releases, but
havent heard about and now Im trying to update from mercurial again,
just to see that there are no changes. Maybe Im using the wrong
commands? I run “hg update”–
Roger D. Vargas
Your mobile phone has more computing power than all of NASA in 1969.
NASA launched a man to the moon. We launch a bird into pigs.

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The nutshell:

Subversion Mercurial---------------------------------
svn co hg clone
svn up hg pull && hg up
svn ci hg ci && hg push

Mercurial uses a rather more svn-like syntax, but it behaves like git
(and internally functions more or less like it.)

It’s a little more complicated than that, but not much. If you’re
familiar with Subversion, the move to Mercurial isn’t too hard. If
you understand git, Mercurial has a bit different syntax. If you
understand both Subversion and git, you’ll pick up Mercurial in about
an hour.

Joseph

On Mon, Nov 11, 2013 at 10:58:26AM -0500, luo_hei at yahoo.es wrote:

I want to restart work on a project I plant to port to Android and
windows, it requires SDL-image 2, SDL-ttf 2, etc. I cloned all libs
from mercurial repos but last time I tried to compile under Windows,
project files where outdated. I decided to wait for official
releases, but havent heard about and now Im trying to update from
mercurial again, just to see that there are no changes. Maybe Im
using the wrong commands? I run “hg update”

–
Roger D. Vargas
Your mobile phone has more computing power than all of NASA in 1969.
NASA launched a man to the moon. We launch a bird into pigs.

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just to see that there are no changes. Maybe Im using the wrong
commands? I run “hg update”

Try “hg pull” to download new changes, then “hg update” to incorporate
those changes into your working directory.

–ryan.

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El 11/11/13 11:11, T. Joseph Carter escribi?:

The nutshell:

Subversion Mercurial

svn co hg clone
svn up hg pull && hg up
svn ci hg ci && hg push

Mercurial uses a rather more svn-like syntax, but it behaves like git
(and internally functions more or less like it.)

Yes, my mistake. I thought it was update and then merge.–
Roger D. Vargas
Your mobile phone has more computing power than all of NASA in 1969.
NASA launched a man to the moon. We launch a bird into pigs.