* Tue 2000-02-15 Stefan Monnier <monnier+lists/cvs/pcl(a)RUM.CS.YALE.EDU>
* Message-Id: <200002160134.UAA27445(a)rum.cs.yale.edu>
| [+]
| > I've been playing around with pcl-cvs-2.9.7 and find that the ability
| > to tag an individual file or group of marked files is missing. The
| > patch below fixes the problem. (If it is intended that tagging
| > individual files is disallowed, the documentation should be fixed).
|
| You want to double check the variable `cvs-force-dir-tag'.
|
| [+]
| > Here's a set of patches against 2.9.7 which fix a few little problems
| > and make pcl-cvs-2.9.7 work correctly in XEmacs-21.
Hi stefan, I sent you couple of notices too regarding the 2.).7 version. Have
you had time to check those? The most crucial thing is that the code does not work
correctly with win32 cvs.exe
* pcl-cvs.el (cvs-win32-p): 1.72 New.
(cvs-reread-cvsrc): 1.72 Win32 CVS doesn't like the . directory argument,
fix it:
cvs -f -z9 -n update . --> reports nothing known about...
cvs -f -z9 -n update --> works as expected.
(cvs-file-delete): 1.72 New. Remove unnecessary files easily.
There is also problem with Win32:
If there is anywhere a double quote in the commit buffer, the cvs.exe breaks
If it possible to add a pre-check for double quotes and refuse to run
cvs-do-commit before the double quotes have been removed?
jari