/* Line count calculation */
WebInspector.Script.prototype = {
| Version: | 2.7.9 |
| Released: | 4th February, 2013 |
| Size: | 20.7MB |
| Requires: | OS X 10.6+ |
| Trial Period: | 14 days |
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| Version: | 2.7.9 |
| Released: | 4th February, 2013 |
| Size: | 20.7MB |
| Requires: | OS X 10.6+ |
| Trial Period: | 14 days |
Whether you're developing software, designing graphics or writing documents, comparing, reviewing and sharing changes over time is essential to your project's success.
With Cornerstone you'll have every change ever made, in one place, forever.
Cornerstone is built on Subversion, the world's most popular open source version control system. It delivers proven performance, robustness and scalability and adheres to open standards.
The days of spending a small fortune on a version control solution are well and truly over.
Since Subversion is open source it represents a far lower cost of ownership without being tied to proprietary technology.
Cornerstone has been designed from the ground up to be as easy to use as possible. Advanced operations such as Branching and Merging become a breeze. And with no installation needed, you'll be up and running in no time.
Select a well-known version from the drop-down menu, or type a keyword (e.g. base) into the revision field.
Choose a revision from the log using the revision picker:
Cornerstone's super-fast algorithms intelligently clean up differences.
The result? Much more readable comparisons.
Enable the display of invisible control characters (spaces, tabs, newlines etc.) to highlight changes in whitespace.
Displays annotations (also known as blame information) with a single click.
Undo individual changes without leaving Cornerstone.
Press Command+F and search for text using the inline find bar.
Additions, deletions and modifications are displayed as markers in the vertical scroller.
Cornerstone's super-powerful compare tools are right where you need them.
Whether you're reviewing for a commit or inspecting other people's changes, Cornerstone has you covered.
Individual differences can be undone while comparing.
Revert any change with a single click.
This makes it super-easy to discard any unwanted changes.
And all without leaving Cornerstone.
HTML? JavaScript? Objective-C? Ruby?
With rich syntax highlighting for your favorite languages, comparing files has never been easier.
And Cornerstone's compare tools come loaded with features:
Branch-based development doesn't have to be complex and confusing.
Cornerstone's dedicated strategies for synchronization, reintegration and cherry picking take the guesswork out of merging.
And the checklist and preview features help prevent unnecessary conflicts before they even happen.
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Use Cornerstone's cherry picking strategy to merge discrete sets of changes between branches.
Complex sets of revisions can be chosen to only include the ones you need. And Cornerstone clearly marks previously-merged revisions to help you stay focused on the relevant changes.
Merge conflicts can often be avoided by following a few simple rules: Avoid local modifications and Keep the receiving working copy up to date.
Cornerstone inspects your working copy and makes suggestions to help you avoid unnecessary conflicts.
Version control is all about tracking changes over time, so Cornerstone includes sophisticated tools for navigating your project's history.
First up, there's the Log View: your one-stop shop for browsing a project's recent changes.
And then there's the Timeline View, which is perfect for browsing and comparing past versions of individual files.
Discover what your team did recently in the Log View: all your revisions, grouped by date, in one simple list.
Need more information? Expand the list of changes and double-click a file to inspect the modifications.
The Timeline View presents revisions on an intuitive timeline.
Browse revisions, find branch points and compare versions. And built-in filters help you get there fast.
Cornerstone's annotations work like magic.
Click a block of text to get not just the Who?, but also the When? and the Why? of the revision that contributed those lines.
And blocks are color-coded by author so you'll know who's responsible for what.
Annotations are seamlessly integrated into Cornerstone's compare view.
They're right where you need them, answering questions like Where did those lines come from? and Who's stuff am I changing?
/* Line count calculation */
WebInspector.Script.prototype = {
get linesCount()
{
if (!this.source)
return 0;
if (this._linesCount)
return this._linesCount;
this._linesCount = 0;
var lastIndex = this.source.indexOf("\n");
while (lastIndex !== -1) {
lastIndex = this.source.indexOf("\n", lastIndex + 1)
this._linesCount++;
}
return this._linesCount;
}
}
Information about the file's earliest and latest revisions, including the revision number and date.
The timeline plots a file's revisions against the file's authors.
The result is a two-dimensional chart which provides a visual overview of who has contributed what to a file's contents over time.
The legend shows the color used for each of the file's authors along with the percentage of the file's contents which the authors have each contributed and icons indicating who contributed to the file recently.
Annotations come with a feature-packed legend that lets you see not only who has been working on a file, but also unlocks it's vital statistics.
And the interactive timeline makes navigating through a file's parts simple and easy.
The transcript reveals the progress and outcome of operations such as imports, check outs, updates and commits.
And you can even annotate the transcript with your own notes.
Externals are great for pulling in code, documents or graphics from other sources.
Cornerstone's dedicated editor makes setting them up a breeze.
We've partnered with Beanstalk and CloudForge to make connecting to your hosted repositories super-easy.
Just enter your details and you're good to go.
You'll always know how many updates are waiting for you in the repository because Cornerstone shows them right next to your working copy.
Cornerstone also displays a working copy change summary in a badge on the application icon in the Dock.
User properties are great for attaching your own stuff to items under version control.
With Cornerstone you can add just about anything, including text and files.
Cornerstone includes everything you need to use Subversion.
Check out, update, compare, commit, tag, branch, merge, patch and switch.
All without leaving Cornerstone.
