[lazarus] TAlign

[Peter Vreman]

> > 1. checkout the cvs in a directory ~/cvs/lazarus
> > 2. copy all cvs files to your working directory ~/pp/lazarus
> > 3. edit the files in pp/lazarus, if anything goes wrong you always
> >    have the latest version still available in ~/cvs/lazarus.
> > 4. copy the updated file from pp/lazarus to cvs/lazarus. but do NOT
> >    run a cvs update before.
> > 5. When the files are copied to the cvs/lazarus then you can do a cvs
> >    update and finally the commit.
> 
> This is the same thing I do except I don't do the working directory
> thing. Probably a good idea though.  :-\
Another advantage of a separate working directory is that you always can
do 'diff -c ~/cvs/lazarus <file> > <diffile>' to see what changes you've
made. I use this trick to update the 0.99.12 branch with fixes i created
using the main branch of the compiler.

Peter