Good to hear from you Sean. How do you like the phpdocumentor documentation (http://valelab.ucsf.edu/~nico/biophpdoc)? > Looks like I somehow managed to get my local CVS repository copies > mixed up (trying to support sourceforge and bioinformatics.org at the > same > time and keep them in sync), which is why the exporters directory was > never correctly uploaded before... Right, that is why I would like to get a single repository for biophp... > It should be there now. I also added the frontend_blast related files > to the to-be-removed-any-day-now-as-no-longer-necessary "sean" section, > forgetting that you'd said you'd already uploaded them. I did not see the fasta exporter (or any other exporter) yet.. > I'll be a lot happier when this semester is over and I am back to > only being overworked at work and not 'overworked at work plus trying > to > cram school in at the same time'... It is only getting worse from here on. (B.t.w., what are you studying?). > On the upside, I did, briefly, have a chance to look at SubVersion, and > at least at a glance, it seems like it'd be a lot easier to use than > CVS (though still similar enough that it wouldn't be difficult for > an experienced CVS'er to transition to). Might be worth looking into - > supposedly the 'auto-versioning' feature may make it possible for > people > to send updates to the repository via plain old WebDAV. Could we run SubVersion at bioinformatics.org? I don't really think it will make a whole lot of a difference at the moment, considering the immense number of people contributing (B.t.w, could you add Can Tran as a developer?) best, Nico