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#How to use tes5edit to make a patch how to#
#How to use tes5edit to make a patch manual#

Hunk #1 succeeded at 430 (offset 2 lines).Īt this stage the patch has not been applied. Patching file admin/settings/security.php You should get an output similar to this (the names and quantity of patched files vary from patch to patch):.You could also have a look at this diff and patch tutorial.

#How to use tes5edit to make a patch manual#

Have a look at the 'patch' utility manual page to see how the '-p' option works. The number after '-p' option can vary depending on the patch file, as it depends on the way the patch file was generated.

Open up a command text window, and type:Ĭ:\bin\patch.exe -dry-run -p1 < mynewpatch.diff.

Open the patch file with Wordpad, and click 'File' > 'Save as.', choose a different name for the file eg ('mynewpatch.diff') and "Save as type" > 'Text Document - MS-DOS Format'.

Download the patch file and place it in the same directory you put Moodle (C:\moodle\password-policy-17.diff).

Download and extract Moodle somewhere.

Download and extract patch for windows from sourceforge I placed the patch.exe binary in C:\bin (NOTE: Things are a lot easier if you put it in a directory that doesn't have white spaces in it.).

See the references below for details and DO NOT assume anything. Perhaps most critical is the usage of the -p flag, which tells patch about the relationship between the directory where the patch file is located and the files that will be patched.

#How to use tes5edit to make a patch how to#

Patch is a standard format, and there are many options for how to apply one. This page explains how you can apply a patch file. 3 Apply a Patch in Windows using NetBeans.2.1 Potential problems and how to deal with them.2 Apply a Patch in Windows using gnuwin32.