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On Sun, 10 Feb 2002 01:32:55 +0000 (UTC),
aw_asdf.spam at me.not.yahoo.com wrote:
>aw_asdf.spam at me.not.yahoo.com wrote:
>> If you run:
>> cvs history -c -a -l | awk '{sub(/[/].*/,"",$8); print $8;}' | sort -u
>
>> You will get the list of top-level directories in your CVS repo
>> (assuming of course that you have "awk" and a POSIX-ish "sort"
>> on hand.
>
>[ following up to my own post ]
>
>I should perhaps mention here that the "awk" and "sort" portions
>aren't required to find the top-level directories; they are
>required to eliminate the verbose directory structure listed
>under the top-level directories.
>
> cvs history -c -a -l
>
>will get you all the projects from the top level, and more.
>
>Andrew.
>
Tried as follows:
cvs history -c -a -l
*****CVS exited normally with code 0*****
No records selected.
Nothing much came out....
/Bo
(Bo Berglund, developer in Sweden)
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