How to upload data to trunk?

[Freedom]

How can I update a data in trunk if I would like to participate on developement.

It ask for login and pwd

[Xaroth]

people don't automagically upload to trunk.. what's best to do is write patches that fix/add things, then post the .diffs somewhere on the forums so the team working on it can take a look at it.. if they like it, it'll be added.

[toholio]

people don't automagically upload to trunk..

Especially not people who have said things like this:

As I told I am not a programmer so I cant help with programing.

[benc]

We were all newbies once.

To Freedom I would recommend learning C/C++ on a project that's at least past version 1.0. Preferably 2.0 or higher.

I.e., not OpenTTD, which is currently on version 0.5. Despite being several years old, it's still a young project. Honestly, the codebase is changing too rapidly and drastically for someone who's not fluent in C/C++ to fully understand.

Wondering how to find such a project? Sourceforge is a good place to start.

[Bilbo]

We were all newbies once.

To Freedom I would recommend learning C/C++ on a project that's at least past version 1.0. Preferably 2.0 or higher.

I.e., not OpenTTD, which is currently on version 0.5. Despite being several years old, it's still a young project. Honestly, the codebase is changing too rapidly and drastically for someone who's not fluent in C/C++ to fully understand.

Wondering how to find such a project? Sourceforge is a good place to start.

Technically, most of the code is more or less still C (no C++ constructions like templates, objects, object hierarchy ... ), so yes, for learning C++, better seek another project. For contributing to OpenTTD ... learn C++ or contribute some other way (create graphics, report bugs, etc ....)

[Zojj]

I learned a lot in the OpenTTD C++ crash course. =)