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If I run a script to edit files outside of the ide I am using, will the ide recognize the changes made to the files?
More specifically:
-IDE: Netbeans 6.8
-Version Control: CVS
-OS: Windows XP
In general, yes. But the form designer of NetBeans considers some parts of the code “private”, and you shouldn’t modify these parts externally. They are identified by comments in the generated code:
These parts are in fact generated from an external proprietary .form file, and having the source code not aligned with the .form code will mess everything up.