"David A. Cobb" wrote:
> The UI should allow him to simply select the project name from among
> those he
> is working - and take care of the rest of the messy details.
Well, CVS already saves that information in your working directory, so you
usually only need to specify a CVSROOT for login, checkout, and logout.
Why bother?
If you really wanted, you could write a script (we'll call it cvsaliai for
now) that does the following:
#! /bin/sh
sed -n "/^$1 /{s/^$1 //;p;}" < $HOME/.cvsaliai
Then set up $HOME/.cvsaliai to something like the following:
projectname CVSROOT
projectname2 CVSROOT2
projectname3 CVSROOT3
. . .
Then when you run cvs commands on a new root use:
cvs -d`cvsaliai projectname` . . .
Hope that helps.
Derek
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