AutoLisp Program "Version Library" build (first draft)

The IDE does not support "import" statements similar to those in other languages because it comes with AutoCAD. When the program is complex to a certain extent or is coordinated by multiple developers, the importance of the repository is increasing.

At the moment I'm doing it myself. A Mining professional auxiliary design software (AutoCAD two times development), the software has some common functions will be called by multiple sub-functions. The authoring and maintenance of multiple sub-functions may occur at the same time, and the common functions may be modified during this process.

Foreign cattle have also encountered this situation, people write a software implementation of a similar C language include statements (see: http://www.theswamp.org/index.php?topic=37700.0) After trial, the personal feeling that the use of this software is not good , because there is time to write again. In addition to my understanding of SVN, the repository is built as follows:

Projects

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+---Doc
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+---trunk (store common code)
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O---branch (storage sub function)
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+---[project_1]
| +---Doc
| |
| +---Release
| |
| +---src (source code directory)
| 　　 | |
| 　　 | o---include (common code used for storage)
| |
| O---Tests
.
.
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The Include folder is implemented via the SVN branching feature. I am not familiar with the use of SVN now, do not know the feasibility of the practical how. Welcome to a better solution

2015-07-20

AutoLisp Program "Version Library" build (first draft)