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On Wed, 4 Dec 2002 12:12:02 -0800, "Hans Horn" <hannes at 2horns.com> wrote: >as, for instance, all of the class files in my Java projects show up as=20 >'non-cvs' . > >However, when I provide a local .cvsignore file (containing the same=20 >entries) for each of my top-level Java project folder, the classes = >folder,=20 >as well as all the class files are hidden. > > That sounds like a GUI thing. CVS doesn't have such a concept as 'hidden' - the .cvsignore changes the way import behaves, but the files will still be there. I know WinCVS doesn't read the global cvsignore (because it would be too expensive to contact the server all the time). Not sure about other GUIs though. Tony