Changes between Version 51 and Version 52 of TracSubversion

Timestamp:

Jan 27, 2008, 8:47:29 AM (16 years ago)

Author:

Jeroen Ruigrok van der Werven

Comment:

Spelling, typo, consistency fixes.

TracSubversion

@@ -30 +30 @@
 In order to build them, you (obviously) need to build first Subversion,
 then the bindings.
- * Read the `INSTALL` file that sits at toplevel of the Subversion source distribution
+ * Read the `INSTALL` file that sits at top level of the Subversion source distribution
  * Do `./configure ...; make; make install`; if you intend to use Subversion together with Apache, be sure to configure Subversion so that it will use a compatible version of `apr` and `apr-utils`, ideally those of Apache. If not, you'll be able to build Subversion and the bindings, but you most certainly have issues later on, when using mod_python (e.g. #2920).
  * Read `./subversion/bindings/swig/INSTALL` in order to build the bindings.
    In particular, pay attention to the version of SWIG which can be required
-   (1.3.0 comes with pregenerated wrappers, though). Do not install swig 1.3.28 or 1.3.29. Version 1.3.27 seems to works fine (Although not in all cases. The subversion users mailing lists suggest going back to 1.3.25, which may be necessary).
+   (1.3.0 comes with pre-generated wrappers, though). Do not install swig 1.3.28 or 1.3.29. Version 1.3.27 seems to works fine (Although not in all cases. The subversion users mailing lists suggest going back to 1.3.25, which may be necessary).
  * In your subversion source root, do `make swig-py; make install-swig-py` (NOTE: there is a dash between 'install' and 'swig'!)
  * Adapt your `PYTHONPATH` so that it contains the `svn-python` folder 
@@ -45 +45 @@
 
 === Getting Subversion working ===
-(this is a cite from TracOnDebianSarge as this is extremely useful for firtstime user setting up subversion repository)
+(this is a cite from TracOnDebianSarge as this is extremely useful for first time user setting up subversion repository)
 
 To create a Subversion project at '''/var/svn/project''', issue these commands to get SVN up and running: