question: how to change and revert files easily

[marvalis]

Right,

Is there a way to easily change the files, but also revert them without having to handle each file seperatly. In other words, is there such a thing as a program that tracks all these changes, allows you to save, change, or load several files at once?

For example, I am editing combat.lua, talents.lua, etc etc. Something does not work, then I need to revert those changes. If I could do that with one click of the mouse... that would help my workflow significantly.

thanks

[Final Master]

It's tedious, but it's best to work on only 1 file at a time, save, check/test - then continue.

[Marcotte]

There are version-control program, such as SVN (used for the development repository of ToME) or git (which I personally use). I'm not sure for SVN, but with git, you can revert all of your non-committed changes with a single command (git stash).

[edge2054]

SVN lets you revert as well.

[yufra]

SVN lets you revert as well.

SVN permanently moves you back to the clean version, whereas "git stash" lets you store the modified version, move back to the clean version, and then with "git stash apply" move back to the modified version again. Depends on what you want...

[edge2054]

Tortoise SVN at least saves your branches when you revert. So if I commit something, revert, and then decide I want to go back to that branch later I can.

I think Marv is on Linux though so Tortoise probably isn't an option and even if it is there's probably something less temperamental he can use.