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As you know there are several keywords in SVN. I'm using some of them: Revision, Author, Date. To make them work as you know one should do some steps. One of the steps is to insert the following text in the file:

Revision: $Revision$
Authoir:  $Author$
Date:     $Date$

All these keywords work fine. But is possible to change these names in such a way:

$Revision$ into $$$Revision$$$
$Author$ into $$$Author$$$
$Date$ into $$$Date$$$

So the question is if this is possible.

Andrey Shchekin
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  • Because I use these keywords in script-files and in future such code as $Revision$ can appear in some script. So it will be updated during a commit and will cause some problems in my script. I need to have unique name and be sure that there will be no duplicates. – Andrew Lubochkn Mar 06 '12 at 07:53
  • So guys, IS IT POSSIBLE??? Why you ask "why" but do not respond? If you say that it is possible, why you don't answer how??? – Andrew Lubochkn Mar 06 '12 at 22:05
  • It is only possible if you change how Subversion works, ie. build your own private Subversion version, so the "general" answer is no, it cannot be done. – Lasse V. Karlsen Mar 13 '12 at 11:39

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