> > If i ask cvs to do checkout of test it creates test-directory
> also in to my
> > harddrive and i don't wan't it to do that. I would like that
> cvs does not do
> > that testi-directory, only classes and source into that
> directory where i
> > am.
>
> With command-line CVS, you can use ``-d .'' to checkout into the current
> directory instead of creating a new subdirectory. I have no idea how to
> do that in WinCVS or any other GUI, though.
I tried that but i dows not work.
CVS says:
cvs checkout: cannot open CVS/Entries for reading: No such file or directory
cvs [checkout aborted]: no repository
cvs is version 1.11 for windows
When I run above from unix prompt everything works fine. Is there a some bug
in windows-conversion or is there a different syntax.. ?
Thanks in advance
Jouni
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