zedgraph_source

是 zedgraph库dll文件的源代码，欢迎大家下载不要积分 Google Code Importer We provide an importer to easily copy over project data from an existing Google Code project into our project hosting. We support both importing to a new project, as well as importing individual tools into an existing SourceForge project. Start Importing Importing to a new SourceForge project Importing to an existing SourceForge project Supported Features for Import Metadata Wiki Downloads Source Code Importing Additional Repositories Issues/Tickets What's Next Migration issues Importing to a new SourceForge project If you do not already have a SourceForge account, register one and login. To import to a new project, visit the Google Code Importer page. From here, enter the name or the URL of the project you'd like to import, as well as the name of the SourceForge project that will be created. These will often be the same, but if the desired name is taken, you may select a different name here. You can also select what tools you'd like to import from the selected project (you can keep some parts of your project on Google Code and move some to SourceForge, if you want). You will receive an email as each tool is processed. Once the import request is submitted, it will set your project description, icon, and license. Just wait a few seconds for that, and then start configuring the rest of your SourceForge project settings. See the standard new SourceForge projects guide for more information on these settings. Importing to an existing SourceForge project To import to an existing SourceForge project, in the Admin menu, there's an "Import" option in the left sidebar. This will show all the available import sources. Supported Features for Import Metadata Project name, license, description and icon are imported. Home page content is not imported. Depending on your project, you may want to copy that into your project description or into a wiki page, if it is quite lengthy. To add additional links, go to Admin > Tools and add an "External Link". Configure it to specify the URL you want to go to (e.g. your google group discussion) Wiki The formatting for the wiki is converted to Markdown formatting. Downloads We can automatically import all downloads. Once the download import is complete, further management can be done using the web based file manager, or our File Management service for scp/sftp/rsync access. You may want to group your files into folders, for example. Per-file labels and descriptions are not imported, but you can upload a README file into your file directory to explain installation instructions, which file to use for specific platforms, etc. Source Code The import process will import the default repository for the project. See our documentation for Subversion, Git, or Mercurial for further management once the repository is imported. If it does not already exist, we recommend adding a "Readme" file to the repository, this will be displayed in the code browser. Importing Additional Repositories If you have repositories in addition to the default, these will need to be imported manually. To do so, go to the Tools menu of the Admin section and install another instance of the appropriate repository type. For Git and Mercurial, update the push location in the appropriate configuration file and push to the new repository. For Subversion, follow the general svn import instructions. Issues/Tickets The "Issues" section of a Google Code project will be imported into our Tickets tool. Due to differences in the user databases, imported tickets will have the ticket creator and owner set to anonymous. However, the body of the ticket will include a link to the Google User pages of both the ticket creator and the ticket owner. If you know the SourceForge username of the owner, you can do a search for "Originally owned by: JohnDoe", click the pencil icon to edit all, and set the owner field. We will import as many custom fields as we can. Labels in the form of "Foo-Bar" will be converted to a custom field of "Foo" with a value of "Bar". Labels without a dash will be converted to normal labels. Stars are converted to Votes on our system. If you want to see custom fields on the list views, go to Admin > Tools > Tickets > Field Management, and check "show in list view". What's Next If you moved some or all of your project from Google Code, you'll want to let people know. On your Google Code project, click on Administer and set your Description to something like this: This project has moved to SourceForge. =[http://sourceforge.net/projects/MYPROJECTNAME Click here to go to PROJECT on SourceForge]= Migration issues If you run into any problems with the data migration, please contact SourceForge support. Related Wiki: svn