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I have TortoiseSVN set up to use KDiff3 as the conflict resolution tool (I find it shows more information useful to the merge than the built-in TortoiseMerge does). When I open a file with Tortoise's "Edit Conflicts" command it shows me the three files and I have to select "Merge->Merge Current File" manually. The problem is that KDiff3 saves the result to source_file.working instead of to source_file . So without doing a Save As, the real file with the conflict doesn't get modified. Is there a way around doing this manual Save As every time? I know this isn't strictly a programming question

What is the best way to resolve a conflict when doing a git svn rebase , and the git branch you are on becomes "(no-branch)"? You can use git mergetool to view and edit the conflicts in the usual fashion. Once you are sure the conflicts are resolved do git rebase --continue to continue the rebase, or if you don't want to include that revision do git rebase --skip While doing a git svn rebase , if you have merge conflicts here are some things to remember: 1) If anything bad happens while performing a rebase you will end up on a (no-branch) branch. 2) If you run git status , you'll see a .dotest

I am using a combination of prototype and script.aculo.us to implement a lightbox effect in my asp.net page.I have also jquery included in my page.I have several DIV tags in my page,But after including the prototype file in my head of the page,I am not able to read the divs in my javascript using jquery var div = $("#divLeftSideModelsList"); alert(div) gives me an error saying that the object is null But var div = document.getElementById("divLeftSideModelsList") is giving me the object. Is this becuase there is some conflicts between jQuery and other frameworks ? PLEASE advice Have a read of

I'm trying to integrate the svg edit - editor , which is using jQuery, into Magento. The problem is that Magento uses Prototype, and therefore I'm using the jQuery.noConflict(); method. Everything is fine until if I call the editor via function then Firebug throws the following errors: $.extend is not a function if(config) { $.extend(curConfig, config); } $.isArray is not a function } else if($.isArray(key)) { The error occurs at line 59 and 121 in svgcanvas.js . I hope someone with more experience in using jquery and prototype can help me with this problem. k.honsali Try: jQuery.extend

I need to use two gems in my project that both claim the PDF namespace: pdf-reader and htmldoc. Is there any way to get them to play nice together? The only way I can think of is to rewrite my own version of htmldoc to give it a different namespace. There's probably no elegant solution to the problem. If you really need the two gems working side by side I think your best option is to fork one of them (or possibly both) and use your fork. This is how I'd go about it: If either gem is hosted on Github then fork it, or if both are on Github fork the one that seems to be the least work. If neither

When firing the SVN update statement I am getting the conflicts. How can I keep my version and check that in. What is the command for that? Babak Naffas If you're using a shell client like TortoiseSVN, then right click "resolve using mine" as @Adi mentions. On the command line, it's svn resolve --accept mine-full <FILENAME> If you are working in the command line instead of using a UI, svn will ask you when you do "svn update" something like: Conflict discovered in 'bar.c': (p) Postpone (e) Edit (tf) Theirs-full (mf) Mine-full What you want is mine-full (mf). Of course this will overwrite any

I can't seem to be able to separate jQuery from Prototype with my Magento website. I've got it working on JsFiddle using changed tags etc but when i add it to my magento site, i keep getting uncaught syntax errors. Page is at http://www.asg.co.uk/gadgetclinic/how-it-works Code i'm working with is: <script type="text/javascript"> // First hide them all $j("#how-it-works .step").hide(); function fades($j.step) { $j div.fadeIn(300, function () { if (!$j div.is('last-child')) { fades($div.next()); } else{ fades($j("#how-it-works .step:first-child")); } }); } fades($("#how-it-works .step:first