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> the cvs makes a line-by-line comparison of the code. Of course. > By module-by-module comparison I mean, comparison of the methods, etc. of a > class instead of a line-by-line comparison (skipping comments etc.). CVS does not "understand" Java. It understand text (and binary) files only. Or it would be unusable with other file types. > project has experienced a module-by-module comparison in an earlier cvs Really? Was it CVS, or something else? > But when we are working on the same class and try to update, there are > offent some conflicts. It seems like Bad programming practice. IMHO. How could more than one developer work on the *same* class without generating colnflicts? And I do not mean in CVS only... :-) -- LDS