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Ruud Dozijn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I am looking for an easy way to determine the file names in the repository:
>
> - I check out a project
> - I cd to the project directory (containing the CVS subdirectory)
> - is there a cvs subcommand that returns the names of the files in the
> current directory that also exist in the repository?
You probably want the 'cvs status -l' or 'cvs log -l -R' command.
If you just wanted a list of files, the following commands may be useful
to you:
cvs -q -n status -l | grep File: | sed 's/File: \(.*\)Status:.*/\1/'
or
cvs -q -n log -l -N -h | grep '^Working file: ' | sed 's/Working file: //'
otherwise, you may get more information than you really wanted.
Enjoy!
-- Mark
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