Re: VC/RCS: Checking in files remotely change comments.

2000-02-25 Thread DE WEERD, Mario
art (1+ end))) (concat result (substring argument start) )) ) ) ))) Regards Mario "DE WEERD, Mario" wrote: Kai Großjohann wrote: "DE WEERD, Mario" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: It looks like a real problem this

Re: VC/RCS: Checking in files remotely change comments.

2000-02-25 Thread DE WEERD, Mario
+ end))) (setq result (concat result (substring argument start) )) (if (or (string-match "\n" argument 0) (string-match " " argument 0) ) (concat "\"" result "\"") result

RCP Use of ~ in commands - problems.

2000-02-25 Thread DE WEERD, Mario
Hello I have created a method that allows me to transfer files under a compressed format. Unfortunately the '~'-expansion does not work when calling these commands and I am obliged to change the '/bin/sh' in the 'rcp.el' file by '/bin/ksh'. Then it works. I need to use the '~' since my

Problem with filelist generated by vc-directory.

2000-02-25 Thread DE WEERD, Mario
After a "list files locked by any user" (C-x v d or vc-directory) I get, when selecting a file: "The directory containing /r@ru:user@host:/foo1/foo2//foo1/foo2/file.foo does not exist." It has the same structure for the files that I tested. Best regards Mario De Weerd -- # ir. Mario De Weerd

Re: VC/RCS: Checking in files remotely change comments.

2000-02-25 Thread DE WEERD, Mario
Kai Großjohann wrote: "DE WEERD, Mario" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: It looks like a real problem this VC/RCS thing. Producing at least a space in the output is already something. But in that case, we would still end up with very long lines which are not manageable by vi (I u

Re: Choice of /bin/sh

2000-02-25 Thread DE WEERD, Mario
Kai Großjohann wrote: "DE WEERD, Mario" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I still have problems with my "~user/bin/decode" references since the ~ does not get expanded on my /bin/sh systems. Hm. rcp.el tries to find a shell which groks tilde expansion, so I'm not su

Choice of /bin/sh

2000-02-25 Thread DE WEERD, Mario
Hello I still have problems with my "~user/bin/decode" references since the ~ does not get expanded on my /bin/sh systems. To solve this, I currently change the /bin/sh references into /bin/ksh references. Could the "/bin/sh" be put in a custom variable, so that this change is automatic or