Get the MNE-CPP source code - Revision history

LorenzE at 15:57, 15 October 2018

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LorenzE at 15:57, 15 October 2018

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LorenzE at 15:20, 21 November 2016

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LorenzE at 13:52, 21 March 2016

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LorenzE at 08:30, 27 January 2016

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LorenzE at 08:29, 27 January 2016

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LorenzE at 18:44, 25 January 2016

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LorenzE at 18:41, 25 January 2016

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LorenzE at 18:37, 25 January 2016

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LorenzE at 16:23, 21 January 2016

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 # Clone your forked (Git Hub) repository to your local machine. There are two ways to do this:
 #:* Option 1 (for newcomer users): Make use of a Git GUI client, such as [https://tortoisegit.org/download/ TortoiseGit] (Windows) or [http://git-cola.github.io/ Git-Cola] (Windows, Linux, Mac). See below for a TortoiseGit guide:
-#:*:# Right click in the folder where you want to clone the repository to. '''Please note that the folder path should not contain any whitespaces.''' I.e. ''C:/Git/'' would be a good candidate to clone the repository to.
+#:*:# Right click in the folder where you want to clone the repository to. '''Please note that the folder path should not contain any whitespaces.''' For example,''C:/Git/'' would be a good candidate to clone the repository to.
 #:*:# Select ''Git Clone...'' and copy the Git Hub adress of your (forked) repository to the ''URL'' field. The  URL should look something like this: ''<nowiki>https://github.com/<YourGitUserName>/mne-cpp.git</nowiki>'' (where <YourGitUserName> represents your GitHub username). Hit ''Ok''.
 #:*:# A loading screen with a flying turtle should appear. Wait until the ''Close'' button is clickable, which indicates that the cloning process is finished.
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 #:* Option 2 (for more experienced users): Make use of the Git command console.
 #:*:# Open the Git command line tool (''Git CMD'').
-#:*:# Navigate to your folder where you want to clone the repository to (Use ''cd'' to navigate to a specific path on your hard drive). '''Please note that the folder path should not contain any whitespaces.''' I.e. ''C:/Git/'' would be a good candidate to clone the repository to.
+#:*:# Navigate to your folder where you want to clone the repository to (Use ''cd'' to navigate to a specific path on your hard drive). '''Please note that the folder path should not contain any whitespaces.''' For example, ''C:/Git/'' would be a good candidate to clone the repository to.
 #:*:# Type in the following command to clone the repository:
 #:*:#: <source lang=cpp>git clone https://github.com/<YourGitUserName>/mne-cpp.git</source> (where <YourGitUserName> represents your GitHub username)

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 # Clone your forked (Git Hub) repository to your local machine. There are two ways to do this:
 #:* Option 1 (for newcomer users): Make use of a Git GUI client, such as [https://tortoisegit.org/download/ TortoiseGit] (Windows) or [http://git-cola.github.io/ Git-Cola] (Windows, Linux, Mac). See below for a TortoiseGit guide:
-#:*:# Right click in the folder where you want to clone the repository to. Please note that the folder path should not contain any whitespaces. I.e. ''C:/Git/'' would be a good candidate to clone the repository to.
+#:*:# Right click in the folder where you want to clone the repository to. '''Please note that the folder path should not contain any whitespaces.''' I.e. ''C:/Git/'' would be a good candidate to clone the repository to.
 #:*:# Select ''Git Clone...'' and copy the Git Hub adress of your (forked) repository to the ''URL'' field. The  URL should look something like this: ''<nowiki>https://github.com/<YourGitUserName>/mne-cpp.git</nowiki>'' (where <YourGitUserName> represents your GitHub username). Hit ''Ok''.
 #:*:# A loading screen with a flying turtle should appear. Wait until the ''Close'' button is clickable, which indicates that the cloning process is finished.
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 #:* Option 2 (for more experienced users): Make use of the Git command console.
 #:*:# Open the Git command line tool (''Git CMD'').
-#:*:# Navigate to your folder where you want to clone the repository to (Use ''cd'' to navigate to a specific path on your hard drive). Please note that the folder path should not contain any whitespaces. I.e. ''C:/Git/'' would be a good candidate to clone the repository to.
+#:*:# Navigate to your folder where you want to clone the repository to (Use ''cd'' to navigate to a specific path on your hard drive). '''Please note that the folder path should not contain any whitespaces.''' I.e. ''C:/Git/'' would be a good candidate to clone the repository to.
 #:*:# Type in the following command to clone the repository:
 #:*:#: <source lang=cpp>git clone https://github.com/<YourGitUserName>/mne-cpp.git</source> (where <YourGitUserName> represents your GitHub username)

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 # Clone your forked (Git Hub) repository to your local machine. There are two ways to do this:
 #:* Option 1 (for newcomer users): Make use of a Git GUI client, such as [https://tortoisegit.org/download/ TortoiseGit] (Windows) or [http://git-cola.github.io/ Git-Cola] (Windows, Linux, Mac). See below for a TortoiseGit guide:
-#:*:# Right click in the folder where you want to clone the repository to.
+#:*:# Right click in the folder where you want to clone the repository to. Please note that the folder path should not contain any whitespaces. I.e. ''C:/Git/'' would be a good candidate to clone the repository to.
 #:*:# Select ''Git Clone...'' and copy the Git Hub adress of your (forked) repository to the ''URL'' field. The  URL should look something like this: ''<nowiki>https://github.com/<YourGitUserName>/mne-cpp.git</nowiki>'' (where <YourGitUserName> represents your GitHub username). Hit ''Ok''.
 #:*:# A loading screen with a flying turtle should appear. Wait until the ''Close'' button is clickable, which indicates that the cloning process is finished.
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 #:* Option 2 (for more experienced users): Make use of the Git command console.
 #:*:# Open the Git command line tool (''Git CMD'').
-#:*:# Navigate to your folder where you want to clone the repository to (Use ''cd'' to navigate to a specific path on your hard drive).
+#:*:# Navigate to your folder where you want to clone the repository to (Use ''cd'' to navigate to a specific path on your hard drive). Please note that the folder path should not contain any whitespaces. I.e. ''C:/Git/'' would be a good candidate to clone the repository to.
 #:*:# Type in the following command to clone the repository:
 #:*:#: <source lang=cpp>git clone https://github.com/<YourGitUserName>/mne-cpp.git</source> (where <YourGitUserName> represents your GitHub username)

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 # If Git is not installed on your local machine, please do the following:
 #:* Download Git for [https://git-scm.com/download/win Windows] or [https://git-scm.com/download/mac Mac] and install it.
 # Clone your forked (Git Hub) repository to your local machine. There are two ways to do this:
 #:* Option 1 (for newcomer users): Make use of a Git GUI client, such as [https://tortoisegit.org/download/ TortoiseGit] (Windows) or [http://git-cola.github.io/ Git-Cola] (Windows, Linux, Mac). See below for a TortoiseGit guide:

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 #:*:# Type in the following command to clone the repository:
 #:*:#: <source lang=cpp>git clone https://github.com/<YourGitUserName>/mne-cpp.git</source> (where <YourGitUserName> represents your GitHub username)
-#:*:# Everytime you want to pull the newest changes made in the main MNE-CPP repository use the code below. Please make sure that you always pull from the right branch.
+#:*:# Everytime you want to pull the newest changes made in the main MNE-CPP repository use the code below. Please make sure that you always pull from the right remote branch into the right local branch.
 #:*:#: <source lang=cpp>git pull https://github.com/mne-tools/mne-cpp.git master</source>
 # You now have the latest MNE-CPP source code on your remote and local machine.

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 This page will show you how to find the latest MNE-CPP source code, install necessary development tools and fork/copy the code to your own Git Hub account:
-# Fork the repository from the main repository (mne-tools/mne-cpp).
+# Fork the repository from the main repository (mne-tools/mne-cpp):
 ## Go to the [https://github.com Git Hub website] and sign into your Git Hub account.
 ## Go to the [https://github.com/mne-tools/mne-cpp MNE-CPP's Git Hub website].
 ## Click on the upper right ''Fork'' button. This will copy the main repository to your own Git Hub account. This is the code you can now work with, without breaking the project's main code.
-# If Git is not installed on your local machine
+# If Git is not installed on your local machine, please do the following:
 #:* Download Git for [https://git-scm.com/download/win Windows] or [https://git-scm.com/download/mac Mac] and install it.
 #:* Open the console type in the following commands:

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 #:*:# Navigate to your folder where you want to clone the repository to (Use ''cd'' to navigate to a specific path on your harddrive).
 #:*:# Type in the following command to clone the repository:
-#:*:#: <code>git clone https://github.com/mne-tools/mne-cpp.git</code>
+#:*:#: <source lang=cpp>git clone https://github.com/mne-tools/mne-cpp.git</source>
 # You now have the latest MNE-CPP source code on your remote and local machine.