Question: hi i have a scroll view and in that scrollview i have label and and i have a dynamic text for that label .....

and i am adding another label to the scroll view at the end of the first lable.....

and the code is as follows....

```
UILabel *lblGenericName   = [self createDynamicLabel:responseDrugInfo.GenName
                                        contentFrame:CGRectMake(120, 24, 150, 20) 
                                               color:[UIColor customisedlightgreysColor] 
                                                font:[UIFont regular14]];
[scrollview addSubview:lblGenericName];
[lblGenericName release];

```

lblGenericName.numberOfLines = 0;

[lblGenericName sizeToFit];

now i want to add dynamically another label at the end of that label ...

can any one please help me how to do that........

Answer: 
What you are describing is the very nature of a distributed system: the whole repository is cloned (with its full history).

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> a DVCS mixes version control (branching and labels) with publication (push/pull to/from remote repo)
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But there are [other characteristics](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/995636/popularity-of-git-mercurial-bazaar-vs-which-to-recommend/995799#995799) that differentiate a DVCS from CVCS.  

Especially in [terms of workflow](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2563836/sell-me-distributed-revision-control/2563917#2563917). See "[Describe your workflow of using version control (VCS or DVCS)](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2704996/describe-your-workflow-of-using-version-control-vcs-or-dvcs)"

And don't forget that a [DVCS doesn't have authorization or authentication](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5683253/distributed-version-control-systems-and-the-enterprise-a-good-mix/5685757#5685757). However, there are solutions to provide those, e.g. apache2-authn-redmine in combination with the [Redmine Project Management System](http://www.redmine.org)

The [OP smwikipedia](https://stackoverflow.com/users/264052/smwikipedia) adds:

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> Multiple Local VCS + A Centralized Backup = DVCS.
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I don't think you can summarize that way, especially considering it would be difficult to emulate the push/pull features since most of the VCS (SVN, ClearCase, Perforce, ...) have no "local" repo, only local working spaces, and depend heavily on their central repo.
Except the centralized backup is completely optional. The "central" repo is a social distinction, not a technical one. You don't really check out "the one" version database. Rather, any given clone *is* the version database.

My one-line description is:

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> As many branches as you want, in as many repos as you want, sharing what, how, and with whom you want.
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