"Derek R. Price" wrote:
> As far as hints are concerned, the basics are pretty simple:
[ . . . ]
> * $remote = 'yes' or 'no', depending on whether the script is running with
> a remote CVSROOT
Of course, since I was thinking about it, I just went through and changed this to:
remote=:
and
remote=false
for yes/true and no/false, respectively. I'm about to do the same for $keep.
For the interested, this is because often, ':', and less often, 'false', are shell
builtins. This makes constructs like:
if $remote; then
faster and more succinct than:
if test $remote = yes; then
This is portable. Autoconf does it.
Derek
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