working with a subversion repo

[Jeroen Ruigrok van der Werven]

-On [20080117 19:04], Luke (Luke.Visinoni at gmail.com) wrote:
>Does that mean that libsvn and svn are not modules? If they are modules,
>where can I find documentation for them? What do they do?

They are modules, but not part of a standard install.

Subversions uses a program called SWIG to generate APIs for various languages
(perl, python, ruby for example). The libsvn/svn modules you see in
site-packages are generated from Subversion's API by SWIG. So you need to
install, for most operating systems, the Subversion-Python package in order to
get these modules.

I am sure the Subversion project has adequate documentation on this on their
website. Just look for documentation on their (SWIG) bindings.

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