2015/08/10 iOS Misc Summary

With no project experience, I have entered another internet company-early technology.

Today, I was going to look at some official documents, and found out that I was not familiar with the MacBook, so I recorded some tips on how to do it.

1. How to use SVN to download items from the server on the MacBook. This I was from Li Mingjie Teacher's blog inside found, the profit is shallow.

http://blog.csdn.net/q199109106q/article/details/8655204

1>. Create a code warehouse to store the code uploaded by the client

2>. Configure user permissions for SVN

3>. Using the SVN client feature

In this, I found out the need to pay attention to the points (to the rookie's own, the great God can skip directly):

(1). How does the./user/apple directory come from:

We often need to find out the directory where a folder is located. So what do we do on the Mac?

Open FINDER,SHITF + commend + C to locate the root directory, which is the hard disk directory. Then use the SHIFT + commend + G key combination to go to the file where the specified directory is located.

It can be directly located to:

When checkout code down from the server, the command used is:

SVN checkout Svn://localhost/mycode--USERNAME=MJ--password=123/users/apple/documents/code

Tips:

1. Among them, username and password is their own in the corresponding file modified, but in SVN above everyone has their own rights account and password, so I suggest it is best to mycode inside the corresponding file account password to their own rights account.
2. The instruction means to download the contents of the Mycode repository in the server to the/users/apple/documents/code directory. Then the above svn://localhost/mycode should be the path address of the server, for example: Https://12.345.67.890/svn/breakfast/Projects/IOS.

At this point, the code checkout successfully.

Little common sense attached:

1. How to view your Mac how many bits of the operating system:

Terminal input:-uname-a, if the last display is x86-64 is a 64-bit operating system. The i686 indicates that the system is 32 bits.

2015/08/10 iOS Misc Summary