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I'm not sure -- I believe my question was misunderstood. I just wanted a
list of file extensions to ignore when importing a Microsoft visual studio
project. Most of those files types do not require version control.
I suppose this technically not a CVSNT topic, but it is one that I imagine
people using CVSNT and Microsoft Visual C (for example) would have to deal
with frequently.
Thanks,
Siegfried
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Glen Starrett
Sent: Monday, September 20, 2004 12:30 AM
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Subject: [cvsnt] Re: Import Command for Microsoft Visual Studio Directory
Siegfried Heintze wrote:
> Does anyone know the import command for placing a Microsoft Visual Studio
> project under CVS version control? I image you use the "-I" option to
> exclude a zillion file types including ".pch", ".dll", ".exe", ".res"....
> There are a large bunch of them.
>
Use TortoiseCVS. Make new module, then add contents. It's easier to
get started with than the command line.
If you like the command line better, then I suggest reading up on the
docs available at http://www.cvsnt.org/manual (for starters) and writing
to the list when you have actual trouble with some commands (if any).
--
Glen Starrett
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