Jake, > If it was a text file , I would just do a > > cvs update -j 1.3.4.5 -j 1.3.4.4 filename.cc > > But I don't think that will work for a binary file. > > What about if I want the get at a specific revision of a > binary file so > that I can commit that back and make it the latest? > > By the way, this is all on a branch, not the HEAD.
Yes it should work - it'll just 'move' the old revision out of the way rather than perform a merge - you'll end up with the previous file in the directory with a funny name. Regards, Arthur
