I ran 'cvs -nq update' and everything seems to be fine. Thanks very much for
your help and feedback.> Date: Wed, 17 Dec 2008 23:55:04 -0500> From:
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Rez wrote:> > I was in my images subfolder and I was trying to see the syntax
for the> > cvs remove command when I accidentally pressed Enter!> > Oops...> >
> cvs server: file `frames_logo.gif' still in working directory> > cvs server:
140 files exist; remove them first> > > > C:\projects\images>> > > > Have I
clobbered anything and is there anything I need to do, besides> > being careful
next time?!> > Looks like you're fine. The last output line means that CVS
skipped any> files that still existed.> > You can double check by running the
command 'cvs -nq update'. The -n> parameter tells CVS not to really do
anything, so it won't change> anything in your working directory, but you will
see the same output as> the 'cvs update' command would have generated. Look for
files with a> status of 'R', for locally removed.> > You might want to get in
the habit of using 'cvs help' to find the> syntax of a CVS command (in this
case, it would be 'cvs help remove').> Just a thought ;=)> > - --> Jim Hyslop>
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