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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">hi kunda<br>
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                        <div>Where can i find the revision # that I
                          compiled (from SVN) within Scribus UI ?</div>
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                i've tried to put it in, but it does not seem possible
                to do (or at least not practical).<br>
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                more info on<br>
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            <div>a.l.e, </div>
            <div>Thanks for your efforts here. So what does the cmake
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              do? Ideally it would be awesome if there was a
              compile-time flag that we could use to trigger it if so. </div>
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    as far as i recall, it sets a variable which is used at cmake time.<br>
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    the patch generates a VERSION_SVN constant that shows the svn
    version at the time cmake has been run.<br>
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    but what you want, is the version at the time make is run...<br>
    (if, like me and most people, you are only running cmake when make
    fails because of bigger stucture changes).<br>
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    my conclusion at that time: it might be possible to get the
    information into scribus, but the effort to get to it is imo way to
    high for the use of that information...<br>
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    ciao<br>
    a.l.e<br>
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