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On Mon, 29 Mar 2004 21:12:52 -0000, <jerzyk at wndtabs.com> wrote: >Tony, > >> I'll look at it but it doesn't sound like it makes much sense to >> be there... > >I am trying to use cvs info command to create CVSROOT string without any >hardcoding. If cvs info doesn't mention :local: it would mean that I have to >artificially "inject" the fake data to fool the whole parser that it is a >protocol after all. > >In short - I prefer to move the "hardcoding" onto CVSNT side ;) > >You can have a preview of the current simple parser in the latest WinCvs >1.3b17 and use it for testing if you like. Go to the Admin->Command Line, >then select "CVSROOT" from Enter combobox and press the Go button. In an >ideal world the local would yield similiar results to selecting :fork: >protocol - no keywords. > >Best Regards, >Jerzy > I guess that cvs info is a local command that is used to determine tha capabilities of the local cvs.exe? In that case why not assume that :local: is always there, because it is? /Bo (Bo Berglund, developer in Sweden)