If that's your first use of tla, you must first introduce yourself to tla :
tla my-id "Name <email@address>"
Optionally, you can create your own archive :
mkdir archives tla make-archive email@address--2004-wiclear ~/archives/2004-wiclear
Of course you can choose another location for your archives instead of "archives".
Then you have several options. You can mirror my archive on your disk :
tla register-archive david.jobet@free.fr--2004-wiclear-SOURCE http://david.jobet.free.fr/wiclear/archives/ tla make-archive --mirror-from david.jobet@free.fr--2004-wiclear-SOURCE ~/wiclear tla archive-mirror david.jobet@free.fr--2004-wiclear
Of course, you're free to choose another directory than just ~/wiclear
Or you can get directly a particular version on disk
tla register-archive david.jobet@free.fr--2004-wiclear http://david.jobet.free.fr/wiclear/archives/ tla get david.jobet@free.fr--2004-wiclear/wiclear--dj--0.1--base-0 wiclear
Interesting revisions :
- wiclear--dj--0.1--base-0 for 0.1 version
- wiclear--dj--0.1if you want 0.1 version + all patches
- wiclear--dj--0.2--base-0 for 0.2 version
- wiclear--dj--0.2 if you want 0.2 version + all patches
- wiclear--dj--0.3--patch-1 for 0.3 version
- wiclear--dj--0.3 if you want 0.3 version + all patches
- wiclear--dj--0.4--patch-1 for 0.4 version
- wiclear--dj--0.4 if you want 0.4 version + all patches
Examples :
tla get david.jobet@free.fr--2004-wiclear/wiclear--dj--0.1--base-0 wiclear-0.1 tla get david.jobet@free.fr--2004-wiclear/wiclear--dj--0.1 wiclear-0.1 tla get david.jobet@free.fr--2004-wiclear/wiclear--dj--0.2--base-0 wiclear-0.2 tla get david.jobet@free.fr--2004-wiclear/wiclear--dj--0.2 wiclear-0.2 tla get david.jobet@free.fr--2004-wiclear/wiclear--dj--0.3 wiclear-0.3 tla get david.jobet@free.fr--2004-wiclear/wiclear--dj--0.4 wiclear-0.4
Update
My 2004 archive is still available (versions 0.1 to 0.7), but I've switched to my new 2005 archive that is available here :
http://david.jobet.free.fr/wiclear/archives-2005/
All further development will be done on that archive.
TLA on windows
UsingJohannesPort you can use tla on windows.
- download it
- create a new system variable called "HOME" (the new home of tla for storing his parameters)
- use tla with the command line and follow the above TLA_HOWTO (but be sure to replace all Unix path like "~/wiclear" with a Windows path like "/wiclear" or "D:)
