>> Q: Do you know how to update using CVS?
>
> Nope, I am not even sure how to check out only what is new (and not
> possibly loose some of the temp files I have in the file structure for
> when I am working on stuff).
cd {your-working-sandbox}
cvs up -dP
# Will bring down new stuff. Will not destroy any temp files that you have.
cvs -n up -dP
# The -n flag will go through the motions without actually doing anything
> So any pointers to very readable
> instructions are appreciated.
The definitive document is:
http://cvsbook.red-bean.com/cvsbook.html
> Often I find opensource documentation
> really hard to read...
This one can also be hard to read :-/
The commands you need to know for anonymouse are:
#check out Jmol to the Jmol subdirectory
cvs -d:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvsroot/jmol co Jmol
#check out Jmol to mySecondCopyOfJmol subdirectory
cvs -d:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvsroot/jmol co -d
mySecondCopyOfJmol Jmol
# you can, of course, check out as many times as you like to different
subdirectories
cd Jmol # or mySecondCopyOfJmol
cvs up -dP # update everything
cvs -n up -dP # show me what CVS will do
ant clean main # rebuild everything
Miguel
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