Andor's Trail

In the sense of becoming a member to gain access to the SVN and checkout/commit projects. Its open-source yes, but I believe I need authentication. I've looked throughly through both the google site and this forum and am unable to find such information. Please let me know the necessary steps. Thanks.

There is a source-code package for v0.6.8 here: http://code.google.com/p/andors-trail/downloads/list

And if you want the latest source you need svn as described here: http://code.google.com/p/andors-trail/source/checkout

So you don't have to be a member to check out the source and if you like to make contributions you can post patch files in this forum or mail them to Oskar.

Ah thank you so much for that clarification. How is it however that you do become a member? Is it after significant contribution?

I think you are confused. Andor's Trail is a google code project, which means to interact (aka write) with it you need to login with your google account but viewing (aka read) is available for everyone.

If this is not what you meant with "become a member" then please specify. Become a member where and to do what ?

Kim wrote:If this is not what you meant with "become a member" then please specify. Become a member where and to do what ?

You have to be a member of the project to be able to check out files with read/write permissions. Currently, only Oskar and sdevaney are members.

Where are you looking?

If you are looking here within the forum, they are site administrators.

You should be able to download as mentioned above if you are on the google.code site.

I think I got it now...
I meant to ask how to become a member to access the svn repository and download from there instead of the http://code.google.com/p/andors-trail/downloads/list page.

I was using plugins: subclipse and one other(forget the name) and both downloaded the directories but none of the files could be read, they just kept showing up as question marks.

I ended up just downloading the source directly off google and importing the project into eclipse. But it makes sense now that there are only two "members" of the project on google oskar and sdev and that they are the ones with read/write permissions to the repository.

Thanks everybody, was just a little confused on how the code management was set up.