Paulo Gaspar wrote:
>
> Got it!
>
> BTW, WinCvs is a great aid for Windows spoiled (memory impaired)
> users like me that are not (no longer) used to learn 67 commands
> and 342 command line options when they have to use a new tool.
> =;o)
Yes, it can be quite challenging.
First you have to master
cvs checkout <target>
Then, depending on what happens, the dreaded
cvs update
with the fancy
cvs update -dP
coming after years of experience.
And then, there are dark rumors throughout the land of the magical
cvs commit
but that is simply a rumor.
geir
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