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SVN and syntax highlighting on Android [closed]

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Anyone know of a Subversion client for Android OS? Same goes for a syntax highlighting text editor on there.

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Joshua Fricke Avatar asked Dec 04 '09 04:12

Joshua Fricke


4 Answers

I have written a SVN Client for android. It is called Open Android SVN (OASVN)

Here is a link to it on the android play market : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.valleytg.oasvn.android

Can do checkout, update, commit, cleanup, revert, export, and much more in the works.

Works with http, https, svn protocols and svn+ssh is experimental.

I will be adding merging and other features soon.

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Brian Avatar answered Nov 05 '22 16:11

Brian


I don't know anything about its quality, but Subdroid is available in the Android market with both free and inexpensive (~1 euro) versions.

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Matt Passell Avatar answered Nov 05 '22 15:11

Matt Passell


I was just thinking today that I'd like a text editor and an SVN client for Android! I couldn't find the latter, but I do know that http://svnkit.com/ would probably be a pretty good place to start.

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Alex Cruise Avatar answered Nov 05 '22 15:11

Alex Cruise


There is an app called Touchqode which has syntax highlighting and ftp download. It comes with its own "programing optimized" keyboard. It seems pretty good for a beginning of one of the first android IDEs. I guess you can get some compilers for it too.

What I've done a few times is use a SSH client to log into my web server (but it could be your home or work machine), use SVN on there to check out the code, then use Touchqode's FTP function to work on the code from my web server. Not as elegant or convenient as using a real svn client right on Android, but it gets the job done.

From the author:

Make use of time while commuting or waiting. View and edit source code anywhere. View and edit source code on Android phone. Touchqode is a true mobile code editor that comes with syntax highlighting, autocomplete and other features found in a desktop IDE. We support Java, HTML, JavaScript, Python, C++, C#, Ruby and PHP. Now with integrated FTP and SFTP client.

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Benny Jobigan Avatar answered Nov 05 '22 15:11

Benny Jobigan