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Now SVN will actually automatically change the "last modified" lines as When you commit files to the repository and this is done file, the $ keywords will be expanded automatically by using svn to look like the following lines and the svn:keywords property:!
LastChangedBy SVN is expanding these keywords because of the <code>$Author$ $Date$ $Rev$</code> keywords and the svn:keywords property. <code>Author</code> will show the last person to have modified the file, LastChangedDate <code>Date</code> will show the date that this file was last modified on, and <code>Rev </code> will indicate the revision at which this file was last changed.
→Comment Blocks OOP344 northWind87: finalized header section
File Desc.: Implementation file for console input output (CIOL) library.
Last Changed By: $LastChangedBy :: Author$ Last Changed Date: $LastChangedDate :: Date$ Last Changed Rev: $Rev :: $
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/* ########################################################################## Project: OOP344 Assignment 1 File Name: ciol.c File Desc.: Implementation file for console input output (CIOL) library. Last Changed By: $LastChangedBy :Author: ops344_093svn111 $ Last Changed Date: $LastChangedDate Date:2009-10-28 12: 14:38 -0400 (Wed, 28 Oct 2009) $ Last Changed Rev: $Rev :: 8 $ ##########################################################################*/
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The svn:keywords property has already been globally set and propagated so it's in full use right now and all files that need a header should have one in the specified format.
