[cvsnt] Keyword substitution for binary files

Anders Truelsen at at systematic.dk
Thu Oct 3 06:46:36 BST 2002


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I think it that would be great!

 

We're handling (MS and others) documents in CVS and we do the keyword
subst. with a separate program called from a couple of macros.

We do a fixed-length substitution as you describe which doesn't break
the documents. 

 

Regards,

anders

 

-----Original Message-----
From: Gabor.Nagy at allianz.com.sg [mailto:Gabor.Nagy at allianz.com.sg] 
Sent: 2. oktober 2002 18:02
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Subject: [cvsnt] Keyword substitution for binary files

 


I do not get why keyword substitution is strictly off for binary files. 
Why cannot we have a fixed length substitution like: 
$Revision:          $ => $Revision: 1.1      $ 
? 

Or is it just me who do not know how to do it? 

Anyway, downloading the source code, having a look on the possibilities.


What about to introduce a new switch which goes along with -kb? 

Please let me know your opinion...

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