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Hi Using this [myModule2] / = dir1/dir2 (^file1.txt$) dir4 = dir1/dir2/dir4 when i check out this is the output ------------------------------- prompt>cvs checkout myModule2 cvs server: Updating myModule2 U myModule2/file1.txt ---------------------------------------------- that's all, the cvs checkout command not even try to check out the dir1/dir2/dir4 directory. in other hand if i try with [myModule2] / = dir1/dir2 (^file1.txt$|dir4/$) the checkout command get myModule2/ ...................dir4/ ....................file1.txt but i want to get all the files an directories recursively inside dir4 "Tony Hoyle" <tmh at nodomain.org> escribió en el mensaje news:chsq33$l22$1 at paris.nodomain.org... > Nicolás Donoso wrote: > > Hi, > > > > I try to use module2 file with regex but i have same problems, i think tha > > i'm write an wrong regex: > > > > My repository tree: > > > > cvsrep/ > > ...........dir1/ > > ...................dir2/ > > ..........................dir4/ > > .................................dir7/ > > .................................dir8/ > > ..........................dir5/ > > ..........................dir6/ > > ..........................file1.txt > > ..........................file2.txt > > ..........................file3.txt > > > > where all directories conteins files > > > > My module2 file > > > > [myModule2] > > / = dir1/dir1 (file1.txt$|dir4/*$) > > > > then I expect to get de following tree when checkout myModule2 > > > > myModule2/ > > ...................dir4/ > > ..........................dir7/ > > ..........................dir8/ > > ....................file1.txt > > > > but i only get : > > > > myModule2/ > > ...................dir4/ > > ....................file1.txt > > > > The regex only applies to a single filename (btw the regex as written > doesn't make a lot of sense - you've just said 'anything beginning dir4 > with zero or more slashes' which is a bit redundant). > > Try something like: > [myModule2] > / = dir1/dir1 (^file1.txt$) > dir4 = dir1/dir4 > > Tony