Re: modules file on Win32

[Larry Jones]

Aldrich, Timothy writes [quoting me]:
> 
> > To the original poster:  How did you create the modules file? 
>
> set CVSROOT=h:\usr\Repository
> cvs init

You should use forward slashes in CVSROOT, not backslashes.  Also, init
just creates a default (empty) modules file.  The example in the manual
is just an example, not the default file created by init.

> i think i may have used backslashes ( dang, i hate that !! )
> how do i fix it now ?

Running "cvs init" will rebuild the administrative files, if that's the
only problem.  If you want to keep a checked out copy of CVSROOT, I
suggest deleting your working directory (after committing any changes)
and doing a new checkout, making sure to use forward slashes everywhere.

-Larry Jones

I can feel my brain beginning to atrophy already. -- Calvin