>>How often do you type the following cvs commands?
>>
>>cvs status | grep Status:
>>cvs status | grep Status: | grep -v Up-to-date
Here's the solution that I use. It gives the appearance
of adding 3 commands:
cvs qstatus quick status (one line per file)
cvs oodate out of date files
cvs ls directory listing of repository
FWIW,
Mark.
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#!/bin/sh
# cvs -- add a few commands to cvs, the hacky way
# feedback to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
CVS=/aitools/bin/cvs
CVSLS=/aitools/bin/cvsls
if test "$1" = "qstatus"; then
$CVS status | egrep '^(\?|File:)'
elif test "$1" = "oodate"; then
($CVS status | egrep "^(File:)|([?])" | grep -v Up-to-date) 2>&1
|grep -v '^cvs server: Examini'
elif test "$1" = "ls"; then
shift
$CVSLS $*
else
$CVS "$@"
fi
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AsiaInfo Computer Networks [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Beijing, China / Santa Clara, CA http://www.markharrison.net/
