WINDEV Concepts

Part 2: Development environment 63 Operating mode of the Source Code Manager The following example presents the Source Code Manager: Local Computer 1 Project A Version 1 Project A Version 2 Project A Version 1 Project A Version 3 Local Computer 2 Project A Version 2 Mobile Computer Project A Version 1 Project A Version 3 Project A Version 2 Modification Modification for end users Repository Mobile Computer Check out Beta window from Project AVersion 1 at 9:13 Local Computer 1 Check out Alpha window from Project AVersion 1 at 9:57 Check in modi ed Alpha window into Project AVersion 2 at 10:41 Local Computer 2 Check out Alpha window from Project AVersion 2 at 14:28 Mobile Computer Check in modi ed Beta window into Project AVersion 3 at 18:32 2 3 4 5 1 7 6 Check-in 18:32 Check-out 9:57 Check-in 10:41 Check-out 14:28 Check-out 9:57 A project element (window, report, etc.) can only be checked out by one developer at a time. Once the checked out elements are modified, they must be checked back in so that the source project can take the changes into account. The repository stores a history of all the project elements since they were created. Each time an element is checked back in, the version number of the source project is incremented by 1.