Script Bundle Tool has an optional feature that does exactly what you
want.
Add a "<projectname> versions" folder to your project
and every time you compile, a copy of the source code
named "< projectname > <version>b<build>"
will be written to it.
On Jun 9, 2007, at 3:52 AM, Ruth Bygrave wrote:
How would I sort out automatically backing up my scripts as I
change them?
I'm thinking of something almost like Leopard's Time Machine
(except will not get Leopard until my Mac breaks...) -- backing up
a file as you change it wouldn't make much sense for huge media
files, but it would make perfect sense for tiny script files.
Something like, add username and date (--user--2007-06-09--09-46)
to the filename and store it in a Versions folder? Would it be
worth trying to learn how to do Folder Actions things (have never
got my head round Folder Actions)?
PS I have about three users, who are all me doing different things
with different data. It's yet another reason to avoid synchronising
the wrong version of a file...
