Andy, > By the way, are there any funky issues with intermixing > of checked out directories from different repositories > in the same directory tree? Same tree no problem, same directory now that would require some thinking. How would you get CVS directory to point to two repositories? I've never done that. > to have the cvs co flag that creates a CVS directory in the > parent of the directory that holds your workspace. > > (Unfortunately, I can't remember what/where > that flag is/was, to remove it.) Hmmm, the -d option specifies the directory to put the module your checking out. If you don't use the -d option cvs co puts it in current_directory/module_name. Kalle
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