On Mon, Mar 08, 2004 at 06:06:44PM -0800, g murkumar wrote:
> $cvs commit
>
> the cvs would open a gvim editor window. AND at the
> same time say
>
> log message empty or unmodified:
> a)abort c)continue e)edit !)use same message for all
> directories
The problem is that gvim forks and runs in the background -- when
you type "gvim" at the shell, you get another shell prompt
immediately, as opposed to command-line "vim", in which you don't
get another shell prompt until you've quit the editor.
But CVS needs its $EDITOR to run in the foreground; when the
editor process exits, CVS knows it's time to read in the log
message.
Try setting EDITOR to "gvim -f". That tells gvim to run in the
foreground, which should make CVS happy.
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