Or really any command. I realize that this may not work but, I thought I'd ask the cvs pros.
I've been reading through cvs documentation and have setup a emailing process in the loginfo file of CVSROOT with a command line like: ALL mail -s "CVS Commit" [EMAIL PROTECTED] great works reasonably well. But the thing that I would like to do is to do something with the files that are committed. This would involve getting the name of the committed file in it's check-out'able form. So if the files that were checked in were testbrnch01.tst and tstcase12.tst under mtest/otf/ and mtest/itf/ in the cvs repository, I could send that to a script with: ALL CIParser mtest/otf/testbrnch01.tst mtest/itf/tstcase12.tst and have those files added to the call to CIParser command line. Is this kind of thing possible with cvs 1.11.1p1 or am I dreaming? There does not seem to be command line substitution variables for the file name like the %s %V and %v offer but don't solve. _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
