Pico Geyer wrote: > <SNIP> > For example we have test projects that I still want to keep under > version control. My solution is to create a "TestProjects" project in > CVS and then sub directories such as "C++" and "Java" and then put each > test program under one of these. > > The disadvantage is that I like using the CVS "import" statement to add > a project to CVS. With my method this is not possible and I need to > checkout a copy of "TestProjects" and that "add" my project to a sub > directory under that. <SNIP> Actually I believe (it has been a while since I did this) you could do the import like cvs import -m "put Java under TestProjects" \ TestProjects/Java/ javatest firstimport and a Java directory would be created under TestProjects to store the code being imported. -- Todd Denniston Crane Division, Naval Surface Warfare Center (NSWC Crane) Harnessing the Power of Technology for the Warfighter
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