Jason Allen writes:
>
> cvs -d :ext:user@server:/repos -z3 co -kb -N -d "c:\test" moduleName\dir1
>moduleName\dir2
>
> The problem is that CVS creates a "moduleName" directory in c:\test and
> then checks out the directories into this folder. What I want is to be
> able to checkout the dir1 and dir2 directories directly into c:\test. Is
> this possible?
Well, one way to do it is:
cvs co -d c:/test -l moduleName
cd c:/test
cvs co dir1 dir2
Another is:
cvs co -d c:/test -l moduleName
cvs co -d c:/test/dir1 moduleName/dir1
cvs co -d c:/test/dir2 moduleName/dir2
(Note that backslashes only mostly work with CVS -- unless you enjoy
unpleasant surprises, I suggest you get used to using forward slashes
in CVS commands instead.)
-Larry Jones
I stand FIRM in my belief of what's right! I REFUSE to
compromise my principles! -- Calvin
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