Don, > Anyway, what I'm trying to find is a way (either built into > cvs itself, > or in the form of an external program) to look at a > repository and get a > "tree" view of the files embedded in the projects stored in it. > > So I'd give a command and see something similar to what I'd > get from a > recursive ls -al performed on the project within the
If you upgrade to either CVS 1.12 or CVSNT 2.5 (yes CVSNT runs natively on Mac PowerPC) then you can use 'cvs rls'. Alternatively most cvs 'r' commands are recursive by default, eg: 'cvs rlog', use 'cvs -H rlog' to get help. Regards, Arthur Barrett
