Hi,
In a situation where you have modules depending upon other modules how do you specify
which version of a
sub-module a module is dependent upon.
For example, lets say I write Product A which uses Utility Library I will have a
modules file something
like:
utillib src
Ripalda-Marin, Miguel-Angel writes:
>
> once that I've imported a file hierarchy as a whole module, is it possible
> to define groups of subdirectories as different sub-modules, so that I can
> work with the whole hierarchy or only with groups of subdirectories?
Ye
Hi,
once that I've imported a file hierarchy as a whole module, is it possible
to define groups of subdirectories as different sub-modules, so that I can
work with the whole hierarchy or only with groups of subdirectories?
Bets regards
Miguel
1 level1 &level2a &level2b
-- David F.
John Temple wrote:
>
> I would like to setup cvs to allow me to create a Major Module with Sub
> Modules with in it. With this my developers with have the capability to
> check out the Major Module with all of it's Sub Modules or each
I would like to setup cvs to allow me to create a Major Module with Sub
Modules with in it. With this my developers with have the capability to
check out the Major Module with all of it's Sub Modules or each Sub Module
seperately.
for example:
Major Module (level1)
|_Sub Module (le
Luna, Glen writes:
>
> Thanks Larry but it looks like what I want can't be done regardless
> of the number of submodules I attempt to checkout. I also forgot to
> mention that grapes and oranges are subdirectories (rather than
> simple objects) of vegetables and would be subdirs under fruits.
>
day, April 25, 2001 4:01 PM
To: Luna, Glen
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: NEWBIE question: checkout, sub-modules
Luna, Glen writes:
>
> I used the following version of the checkout command
>cvs -d :ext:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/home/cvs -d fruits
> vegetables/grapes vegetables/or
Luna, Glen writes:
>
> I used the following version of the checkout command
>cvs -d :ext:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/home/cvs -d fruits
> vegetables/grapes vegetables/oranges
>
> I had hoped that this would result in
> fruits/grapes
> fruits/oranges
> Instead the result is
> fruits/v
Hello,
I have a question that I'm sure others have asked but I can't seem to find
an answer for.
>From an existing module, I want to checkout a subset of submodules under a
different module name.
For simplicity's sake I'll call the existing modulevegetables (not true
names). The vegetables
