Let's say I issue the following commands: [tabi: /tmp] cd ~ [tabi: ~] cvs co -d 1639 repository [tabi: ~] cd 1639/source [tabi: ~/1639/source]
This checks out all the files from my repository and puts them in a directory called "1639", and then goes to the ~/1639/source directory. The top-level working directory is "/home/tabi/1639/" Is there a CVS command that I can issue that will give me the top-level directory from within /home/tabi/1639/source? That is, something like: [tabi: ~/1639/source] cvs query directory /home/tabi/1639 [tabi: ~/1639/source] The reason I do this is that I create a sandbox for each bug that I work on, and I often work on several bugs at once. In this case, I'm working on bug 1639. I would like to write some shell scripts that need to know where the top level directory of my sandbox is. I've search the Internet and the man pages, and I see no way to do this. _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
