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for exit: I just read the help command. That's ok now, thanks :)
For .%1.: this is not the solution. The manual tells that comments are on
stdin, and not used as an argument of the script called by verifymsg...
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lab.com.ar> Objet : [cvsnt] Re: administrative files: I will get mad
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18/01/2006 16:29
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à gagenellina
On Wed, 18 Jan 2006 08:26:41 -0300, <feymard at stago.fr> wrote:
> I continue on my problems of commit control:
> In verifymsg, why
> DEFAULT cmd /C exit /B 1 %l works (ie: the commit fails)
> and
> DEFAULT D:/CVSData/blank-commit.bat %l fails (the commit is done)
> (the batch contains only an echo begin and an exit /B1 )
Why exit /B? Try "exit 1", which sets the exit code of the calling cmd
process, which -a bit depending on the OS version- propagates to its
caller, CVSNT.
> Other question: in DOS, how can I detect the presence of a comment?
DOS == MS-DOS?
If you want to detect a blank argument, try:
if .%1. == .. echo Empty
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Gabriel Genellina
Softlab SRL