Raptors Posts Arsenal PostsPosted by Arsenalist on December 20, 2006
The only player on Chelsea that I wouldn’t throw acid on is Didier Drogba. Too bad he doesn’t play for Arsenal.
After being sent in by Maureen late in the second half against Newcastle (who stink worse than Frank Lampard) in a scoreless game, Drogba again showed why he’s one of the best in the business. Here’s some Chelsea vs. Newcastle video I uploaded on YouTube:
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Posted by Arsenalist on December 20, 2006
If anybody expected the Raps to pull this one though, they were out of their mind. Even Bryan Colangelo agrees. An expected loss at the hands of the Suns saw a surprisingly competitive 3/4 of the first quarter which is when Phoenix decided to run up and down the floor and turn the game around.
With no Chris Bosh to contend with Amare Stoudemire had his way with Raps torching them for 28 and 10 with relative ease. But the stat of the night was Darrick Martin playing 18 minutes which should reflect the competitive nature of the game. Let’s put this one behind and focus on the Clippers tonight which might be a winnable contest given the relative rest some of the starters got last night.
We’re 0-1 with 3 more games to play. Remember, a successful road trip is coming back 1-3 with no further injuries or ailments.
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Posted by Arsenalist on December 20, 2006
I do next to no Shell programming but today I was asked to overcome for the lacking svn log which only works when revision numbers are used.
svn log --xml -r 2100:2200
The above would return the change log between the revision numbers in XML format. I wanted something which would return the difference between two branches or tags (URL’s). Something which could be used like the following:
svnurllog --xml tag1 tag2
Although nothing like that exists, the svn info command can help.
The output of the svn info svn+ssh://myurl.com/myrepo command on a URL is something like:
Path: . URL: svn+ssh://user@myhost.com/myrepo/trunk Repository Root: svn+ssh://user@myhost.com/myrepo Repository UUID: 8fa5a7e2-1820-0410-828f-e763003672c7 Revision: 6580 Node Kind: directory
Given a URL, we need to map it to a revision number so it can be passed to the svn log command to generate the change log. Hence we’re interested in the fourth line to parse out the revision number.
Here’s a script called svnurllog that does just that and then calls svn log once its retrieved. The usage for it is:
svnurllog tag1 tag2 > changelog.xml
#!/bin/bash
# svnurllog
if [ -z $2 ]; then
echo "Usage: svnurllog url1 url2"
exit
fi
prefix="svn+ssh://${USER}@myhost.com/www/svnrepo/tags/"
url1="${prefix}$1"
url2="${prefix}$2"
#echo "Creating change log between $url1 and $url2"
url1_info=$(svn info $url1 | awk '/Last Changed Rev/{print $4}')
url2_info=$(svn info $url2 | awk '/Last Changed Rev/{print $4}')
#echo "Executing svn log --xml -r$url1_info:$url2_info"
svn log --xml --verbose -r$url2_info:$url1_info
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