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Missing backslash/slash cofnverion

( CVSSCC )
Type: Public Status:Closed Created: 01 Mar 04 03:00 Updated: 01 Mar 04 03:00
--> Igor Pushkov (admin)  at 01 Mar 04 03:00 writes

I not think that this problem with slash/backslah. We get _big_ work to
make plugin compatible with any CVS server. For instance for unix it always
perform slash/backslash translation, corrects file name case and so on.
Internaly we use unix CVS and this compatibility is _very_ important for
us.
Problem is that your IDE not want to add files that are already in
SourceControl.
Our plugin is 100% compatible with SCC, and the fact that it inform you
that files are alredy in CVS only confirm this. So, need to search ways how
"bind" the currently controlled folder to CVS.
Different systems have different means for this, please see:
http://www.pushok.com/help/cvsscc/index.php?redirect=basic_addtoscc.htm
and more specific:
http://www.pushok.com/help/cvsscc/index.php?redirect=adv_openalready.htm
Solution which is work for all systems is very simple:
a) pull sources to local using export instead of checkout
b) pull source by checkout but to other folder
c) remove from source control all files (you may know that they not
physically removed, just placed to the attic folder)
e) add them from "exported" location
Solution 2, more safe, but not universal or guaranteed
a) Invoke similar to "Open from source control" operation from your IDE:
http://www.pushok.com/help/cvsscc/index.php?redirect=basic_getfromscc.htm
May be best is solution 2, since it works for VS 6. Also please go to
the plugin options (configuration) page "CVS options" and press "Preset for
Unix" buttons. This will swicth on/off options needed for Unix
compatibility. For instance option to check file name case from server.
Let me know if you will have more specific questions.
--> Siegfried (user)  at 01 Mar 04 03:00 writes

Hallo,

we tried your cvs-proxy and it dose not work in our environment.

We use VisualCafe in the Windows-Environment and the CVS-Database resides
on a Linux system.
When setting up the cvs-proxy he prompts us to add all the sorce files to
the CVS. Doing this ends with an error that the files where already added.
That is right because the files reside already in the CVS-system. But
checking out is not possible.

We asume that there is no backslash/slash conversion is done in the path
for the files.

We would be glad if you could fix that.
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