Re: browsing repository modules

[Jasper V Ferrer]

thank you, just what i needed.

i can now see the projects in my repository, i also got more than what i am 
looking for.
i setup my modules file like this:

    cb -s C++-REVIEW constbhvr
    td -s QT tdialog

now cvs co -s produces:

    cb C++-REVIEW constbhvr
    td QT tdialog

what i want though is a way put in some comments and its current version (not 
the branch).  i used the status to categorise my modules.  so "td QT tdialog" 
belongs of my Qt projects.

to have comments i experimented with the modules file, and my changes looks 
like:

# Key         Category         Module       Remarks
cb            -s C++-REVIEW    constbhvr    # shows behaviour of const when 
used with pointers. [0.1]
td            -s QT            tdialog      # a simple dialog-based app. [0.1]

when i checked my repository, heres what i got:

    $ cvs co -s
    cb    C++-REVIEW    constbhvr
                            # shows behaviour of const when used with pointers. 
[0.1]
    td    QT            tdialog
                            # a simple dialog-based app. [0.1]

the row header comment "# Key    Category..." is just to explain how i use the 
-s option, the number n.n inside the square brackets reflects the current 
version.  as you can see, the output of is exactly what i wanted (though i wish 
the comments appear on the same line).  is this behaviour expected? if this is 
a bug, i hope it remains that way :)

many thanks to peter too.

       
Matthias Kranz wrote:

>On Mon, Apr 23, 2001 at 06:43:06PM -0800, Jasper V Ferrer wrote:
>> is there any way i can determine what modules are stored in the
>> repository?  currently i just have a log file where i note the
>> modules (projects) i have imported and their corresponding branches
>> and some description of the project.
>
>If you are using the CVSROOT/modules file, you could do it via
>
>    cvs co -c
>
>See
>
>    http://www.cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs_18.html#SEC155
>    http://www.cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs_16.html#SEC122
>
>for more details.
>
>Cheers,
>Matthias
>-- 
>Matthias Kranz                                     address@hidden
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>
>

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