Jason Dagit wrote: > On 5/26/07, Kurt Granroth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> I compiled darcs-unstable via mingw on Friday. I did a fresh 'darcs >> pull' to get the latest and greatest darcs. My goal was to get both the >> complement code and the pre-hook code. >> >> To start, though, I needed the post-hook to work. Specifically, I >> wanted to do this: >> >> darc get --posthook=unix2dos --run-posthook [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Just a wild guess here. Does unix2dos read from stdin when it's not > given a file name to operate on? > > Maybe you need something like --posthook="unix2dos *" ?
Ah.. that's a good point. I was (perhaps naively) assuming that the posthook command was run on every file in the repository. Your description makes it sound like these two sequences are identical: Sequence 1: $ darcs get --posthook=unix2dos --run-posthook [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sequence 2: $ darcs get [EMAIL PROTECTED] $ unix2dos If the latter is the case, then I likely need to use something like: find . \! \( -path ./_darcs -prune \) -print0 | xargs -0 unix2dos Er.. but that would assume that the posthook was started *inside* of the repo directory. Is the posthook command given any parameters? Like say the name of the repo working directory? Kurt _______________________________________________ darcs-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.osuosl.org/mailman/listinfo/darcs-users
