Paulo Bras writes:
>
> If I want to import a new module into a project and if it has binaries files
> in it, can I use the import normally or do I have to explicitly somehow
> indicate them?
In general, you have to indicate them. (If you're on a system where
there's no distinction between text and binary files [e.g., Unix-like
systems], then you can get away with importing them normally and then
marking them as binary after the fact. If you're on a system that does
distinguish between text and binary files [e.g., Windows], then a normal
import will probably corrupt the files.) You can use the cvswrappers
file and/or the -W option to import to specify which files are binary.
-Larry Jones
But Mom, frogs are our FRIENDS! -- Calvin
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