This is Ben's little toy Subversion GUI client for Unix/GTK.

(In theory, GTK runs on Win32 as well!)

It's written in straight C, since that's the "native" language of both
GTK and the Subversion libraries.

It doesn't do anything yet, except display 'svn st -uv' in a graphical
tree hierarchy.  Hey, it's a start.  :-)


--- BUILDING:

Note:  the Makefile is ultra-primitive right now.  To compile this,
you'll probably need to:

   * make sure all of the subversion libraries are installed into
     /usr/local/lib, and well as the subversion headers in
     /usr/local/include.  (This includes libneon and libapr too.)

   * tweak the Makefile;  on my FreeBSD box, the 'gtk-config' program
     is actually named 'gtk12-config'.  Most of the world will want to
     change its name back to normal.


---- TODO:

 * button to re-run 'status'

 * add a column for -u (*) info.  show more than asterisk?

 * colorize text based on local (or incoming) mods?

 * show head revision in a field

 * longer term:  double-click brings up 'property' window:
               
        - show file info, status info, timestamps

        - subpane to show props, subpane to show file text.
 
        - prop subpane allow user to delete/add/modify props

 * longer term:  right-click verb menu:

           delete
           revert
           cleanup
           move/cp (?)
           add new item (if dir):  dialogue box of unversioned items
                                   in immediate dir pops up
           update
           commit
           select (?)
           diff (if locally modified)  --> launch gtkdiff!!
           propdiff (if props modified)