On Wed, Jan 08, 2003 at 02:02:21PM +0900, Tomohiro KUBOTA wrote: [...] > I would like new <any-language>/<specific-package> directory to be > automatically cvs-checkout-ed. > > If I use "cvs update -d" in "manpages" directory, this would be > achieved. However, this command will also download *all* directories > for other packages. > > Imagine I have following directories in my local copy: > english/language-env > japanese/language-env > and someone newly translated language-env manuals into french. > In such a case, I would like to know a cvs command to detect that the > directory french/language-env was born in the repository and to download > it (and files in it) without downloading directories other than > language-env.
Hi, You can run $ cvs update -d -l french if you have currently no french/ subdirectory, then $ cvs update -d french/language-env Switching to a <package>/<language>/ layout will make translator's life much harder, so I do not like this solution. Maybe the English INFOS files may contain the list of available translations, and a script could parse it to run CVS commands. I will give it a try. Denis
