Kevin Layer writes:
>
> I personally have never observed a CVS/Repository file with anything
> other than the name of the module in it. Can you tell me how this
> would not be the case?
In CVSROOT/modules:
# Add other modules here...
abc foo
xyz foo2
xyzzy &abc &xyz
Then checkout the xyzzy module:
bash-2.02$ cvs co xyzzy
cvs checkout: Updating abc
U abc/foo1
cvs checkout: Updating xyz
U xyz/bar1
Although it isn't obvious from the above output, it creates a working
directory named ``xyzzy'' (which contains abc and xyz):
bash-2.02$ cat xyzzy/CVS/Repository
CVSROOT/Emptydir
bash-2.02$ cat xyzzy/abc/CVS/Repository
foo
bash-2.02$ cat xyzzy/xyz/CVS/Repository
foo2
As you can see, *none* of the CVS/Repository files say anything about
xyzzy, which is the module that I checked out. Likewise, none of them
say anything about abc or xyz, which are the submodules that xyzzy
contains.
-Larry Jones
I sure wish I could get my hands on some REAL dynamite. -- Calvin
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