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Guy, The CVSAPI provides a bunch of methods that are useful for CVS GUI clients, including spawning CVS processes, finding CVS Servers (browse and define servers) etc. There is not (yet) an API for the CVS/Entries - but that will be done as a part of the EVS project (I think) - check out the evs-dev newsgroup for more info on that. The documentation is what is in the source code... If you checkout the cvsnt project and look in the WorkspaceViewer folder - that is a sample app that uses most of the main features of CVSAPI... Regards, Arthur "Guy Rouillier" <guyr-ml1 at burntmail.com> wrote in message news:mailman.238.1164500728.16616.cvsnt-dev at cvsnt.org... >I originally asked this on the users list, and a suggestion there was to >post over here. > > I work on gCvs, one of the CvsGui family of products. We currently use > the cvsgui pipe implementation to provide CVS input and receive output. I > noticed when building the latest cvsnt that it builds a shared cvsapi > library. I couldn't locate any documentation. Is this library intended > to be a direct API replacement for the old pipe method of invoking CVS? > If so, that would be great! Does any documentation exist? Does the API > provide functions to navigate the local sandbox, e.g., retrieving a > filtered set of CVS entries in the sandbox? Thanks. > > -- > Guy Rouillier