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Yes you can! I did this with aliases in the modules file. I set them up
like this (using your names as examples)
my_reusable_code my_reusable_code
mywebsite mywebsite my_reusable_code
That way you can checkout the reusable code alone or everything by using
the mywebsite alias. Read over the module aliasing topic in the Essential
CVS book by Jennifer Vesperman. She does a nice job explaining modules &
aliases.
Thanks,
Don Zielke
American Electric Power
Direct (614) 583-6337
Audinet 8-220-6337
Email dzielke (at) aep.com
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Subject: [cvsnt] Sandbox within a Sandbox
Hi,
I have a module in CVS that contains code that I re-use in a number of
different websites. It resides in its own directory in a site's
webtree, essentially self-contained.
However, I want to be able to put the rest of a site under its own
module as well. Is it possible to accomplish having a sandbox within a
sandbox, but are part of separate modules?
To illustrate my point, here's an example site tree:
mywebsite/ (Module 1 in CVS)
+-- css/ (Module 1)
+-- images/ (Module 1)
+-- my_reusable_code/ (Module 2 in CVS)
+-- a_directory/ (Module 2)
+-- my_php_script.php (Module 2)
+--default.php (Module 1)
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
Scotty