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Comments:	In-reply-to DJ Delorie <dj AT delorie DOT com>
	message dated "Tue, 07 Jul 2015 14:38:45 -0400."
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DJ Delorie:
...
> Yeah, but I really want to see an EDA package that integrates with the
> internet :-)
>
> I mean, if I suggested the url git://github.com/example/library.git/
> half the people here would start begging me for it ;-)

Having something on the net, I would suggest some form of caching -
you don't want your schematics/pcb to be incomplete just because some
server isn't up and running.

And caching could be done by yourself or be triggered by button in the
gui. Currently, I think it's just as easy to do the update myself,
especially if you have more than a few repos. to mirror.
 Something like the script below could help:

#!/bin/sh

msg() {
   echo
   echo '############################'
   echo "$@"
   echo
}

Update() {
  dir=$1
  shift
  if [ -d $dir ]
  then
    cd $dir
    for i in *
    do
      ( if test -d $i -a $i != Old
      then
        cd $i
        msg $dir/$i
        $@
      fi )
    done
  fi
}

Update /Net/git git pull
Update /Net/cvs cvs -q update -dP
Update /Net/svn svn up
Update /Net/hg hg pull -u
...

///

And also sym/fp's on the net poses the problem of what to do when the 
net file is changed.
 Perhaps one solution would be to include functions to copy said
sym/fp to the working dir.

Regards,
/Karl Hammar

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