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Hi, I'm working on a SCC-CVS interface and the status of the local files are done by calling "cvs status". It offen happens that more files are listed in cvs status command, moreover the files may contain relative paths, e.g.: cvs status test1.c test1/test1.c test2.c test2/test2.c test3.c As usual, stdout (result buffer) contains the result of the operation, but for my great sorrow, it displays just the basename of the files, without any possible relative path. Then I thought the order of the files corresponded their order in the cvs status command, but I was wrong. The files with relative paths were placed at the end of the result buffer, it may look like this: File: test1.c .... File: test2.c .... File: test3.c File: test1.c ... (this is in fact the test1/test1.c) File: test2.c ... (this is in fact the test2/test2.c) Without neither exact filenames nor exact fileorder I cannot identify the files in the result buffer. Any idea how to solve this problem? Can I calculate somehow the order of the files in advance? Regards Zsolt Branyiczky ps. checking the source of cvsnt I found that "cvs -Q status -q ..." displays files with relative paths, but without revision numbers, that I need in my program.