Hi Nicolas:
try with:
cvs co -P my_module
or try:
cvs co -R my_module
-R means check out subdirectories as well (the default)
BTW are you define my_module in modules file or your module is a directory??
Moises
-----Original Message-----
From: Nicolas Girard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, September 10, 2001 11:21 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: problem with cvs checkout dest="."
> update -dP does the same thing as a checkout ("P" prunes empty dirs). The
> -d option tells the update command to create the directory structures if
> they do not exist.
> -Jason
Well I'm sorry but I *really* want a checkout. You can perform an update
once
you got a CVS directory, i.e. after you've already checked out a module.
Anyway, my initial problem is,
<cvs dest="." package="my_module"/>
is supposed to checkout my_module/lambda_directory into ./lambda_directory,
but
for me it does create the directory "my_module".
Any ideas ?
Nicolas
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