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SlickEdit Tools -
Versioning Toolbox
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The Versioning Toolbox integrates
directly into the Visual Studio environment
and provides features that let you easily understand
and navigate the history of your source
code.
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Answer the questions, "When
was this written?" and "Who
wrote this?" using powerful
visualizations within the editor |
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Search for specific versions
by keyword and date ranges |
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Compare and interactively
edit files and directories |
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Keep a local history of
changes not yet checked into
source control |
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View a detailed list of file versions |
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Features and Overview Videos |
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Backup History
This video shows how to use Backup History, which allows you to view,
compare, and restore versions of files without having to
use source control, providing a greater safety net for your coding.
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CVS/SVN Integration
This video shows how to use CVS/SVN integration, which
allows you to do common version control tasks directly
in the Solution Explorer, such as getting the latest
version, checking in changes and viewing version
history. |
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DIFFzilla
This video shows how to use DIFFzilla, which provides
editable dynamic differencing and merging for files,
directories, and source trees. |
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Find Version
This video shows how to use File Version, which lets you
search for versions of one or more files that match specific
criteria, such as which files were checked in by a certain
user over a certain amount of time. |
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Version Graphs
This video shows how to use Version Graphs, which let
you view graphs depicting different historical aspects
and trends of any source controlled file. |
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Version History
This video shows how to use File History, which lets you
view the version history of each version of any source
file, including check-in comments, date, author,
branches, and labels. |
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Version Visualizations
This video shows how to use Version Visualizations,
which let you visualize version information for each
line of code in the editor window. It helps you to
answer many questions such "Who wrote this?" and "How
old is this?" |
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