> > (2) Customizations that the user makes inside Emacs should override > > settings in .cvsrc. In some cases, it may be good or tolerable to > > see a warning message if the settings are inconsistent, e.g. in > > your case where Emacs and .cvsrc don't agree on the diff format. > > Just a question: how do you do Emacs override a setting? Because if > you've got "update -dP", how you would make Emacs do just "update -d" > without passing -f?
As I said, I was not referring to the current implementation. Currently, Emacs cannot do this, and it likely requires "-f", along with a way to parse .cvsrc from within Emacs as pcvs.el does it. I was just saying that this seems the most reasonable behaviour, regardless of whether it can easily be implemented (especially during a feature freeze). _______________________________________________ Emacs-devel mailing list Emacs-devel@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/emacs-devel
