Hi,

Could you pls explain a bit about what "diff" exactly are we "patching" in in the sample patch run that you showed above?

Am just trying to understand the logic here. I am getting a "template not found" error; but the sample patch run u showed me seems to be taking a diff between some old version of UMMF files2dirs file and a newer version of the same.

Can you please explain a bit as to how this explanation would solve my problem?

I was thinking on these lines - to me the error looks like a template file that's used to generate code is missing here for some reason. So, if we can get hold of that template file, then my problem should be resolved. Am I thinking right?

Please advise.

In reply to Re^7: UML to Perl by soumyapanda
in thread UML to Perl by biswanath_c

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