Syver Enstad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>I have a subproject in CVS (a directory in a module)
>where I want to have some other subprojects from CVS as
>subdirectories.
>Let's say we have:
>The following structure:
>(C++ is the root module)
>C++/Applications/MyApp
>C++/Libraries/TheFirstLib
>C++/Libraries/TheSecondLib
>C++/Libraries/OtherLibs
>...
>Where I want to have
>C++/Applications/MyApp/TheFirstLib
>C++/Applications/MyApp/TheSecondLib
I'll assume you want to check out only MyApp and the two libraries.
Put something like this in your modules file:
TheFirstLib C++/Libraries/TheFirstLib
TheSecondLib C++/Libraries/TheSecondLib
...
Myapp C++/Applications/MyApp &TheFirstLib &TheSecondLib
The first two are straightforward module entries. You can check out
"TheFirstLib" and have it appear in ./TheFirstLib . The third entry
is the application, and it implicitly checks out the two libraries as
submodules. The sandbox looks like this:
./Myapp/
(Myapp files...)
TheFirstLib/
(1st library files...)
TheSecondLib/
(2nd library files...)
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Pierre Asselin
Westminster, Colorado
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