Mark E. Hamilton writes: > > Since the '-D' option sets the update date, this passed the date string > 'P' to CVS. I assumed the date 'P' would have been invalid, but I tried > it with raw cvs and it took it. (In fact, 'cvs update -D <date>' will > accept any single upper case character except 'J' for the date string.)
Yes, the single letters (except for "j") are US military timezone designations. One could argue that a timestamp consisting of just a timezone should not be valid, but the code currently accepts it. -Larry Jones It seems like once people grow up, they have no idea what's cool. -- Calvin
