Woah, another release? Recoil 1.1.2

Posted on October 21, 2009. Filed under: .NET, Programming, Recoil |

In a stunning streak of programming that involved adding a single property that returns a constant value, Recoil now supports config placeholders (e.g. ${FancyPlaceholder}) in the fluent interface!

Thanks, cheers and a bottle of beer fly out to maxnk who suggested a quick patch.

As always, you can greedily grab the generous package here.

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3 Responses to “Woah, another release? Recoil 1.1.2”

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Can you expose sources throw svn repository?
For example here: sourceforge.net.

ps sorry if my english not so good.

A.Zelenin
October 25, 2009

Or may be i can download sources in another way except installing mercurial client?

A.Zelenin
October 25, 2009

There is no way that I know of. There are many subversion -> mercurial bridges, but not the other way around. I tend to think this is because once you try out mercurial, you’ll never want to move back to SVN.

You can download TortoiseHG here: http://bitbucket.org/tortoisehg/stable/wiki/Home it is an extremely easy to use client for mercurial and to get the Recoil sources, you just have to use one bit of functionality (Clone Repository).

xeophist
October 26, 2009