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I forgot the other part of my question: What is the difference between update -k o mysource.java and update -W "*.java -k 'o'" (that is if the -W command supports -k 'o') Thank you, Joe E. "Joe Enfield" <joeenfield at hotmail.com> wrote in message news:cul3s4$qne$1 at paris.nodomain.org... > I'm confused. > Wrappers refers to a cvsnt feature which lets you control certain settings > based on the name of the file which is being operated on. The settings > are -k for binary files, and -m for nonmergeable text files. > > Are cvswrapper files ONLY for binary type files? > > In other words, I would like to do something like this: > *.java -k 'o' > > But when I read the statement above, It sounds like cvswrappers is only used > to specify binary files (and non-mergable text files). Will cvswrappers > affect the default keyword expansion in general? > > Thank you > Joe E. > >