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Whoops, I need some info from a file I deleted, a while ago. In CVS I would just go to the ATTIC to find it, how do I find a file in SVN without having to go back to a revision where it existed (especially annoying since I have no idea really when I deleted — one week ago, two weeks ago…)
Browse the SVN Log of the directory it was in, find the revision where you deleted it. In the bottom pane, right click the file, and choose the option ‘Save Revision To..’.
To help you find which revision you deleted it in, look for the icon of a doc with an X in the lower left of it in the Actions column of Show Log.