watch and added files issues

Using the CVSREAD variable works.

However this is a global option, and forces all modules to use read-only
files, while some modules (for example those containing text files only) do
not require to enforce exclusive edit of files.
In fact I have some modules which contain frm/frx files, and these modules
need the files to be checked-out as read-only, to ensure that they are not
edited concurrently. On the other hand I also have some modules which
contain only text files; since different text file versions can be merged
without problems, they can be edited concurrently; but with the global
CVSREAD option, they are checked out as read-only even if it is not needed,
and this requires to edit/unedit them every time, which is boring, because
I could simply have them always writable, make my changes when needed and
commit them when finished, without having to edit/unedit them every time.
So I think I will manually enable watch on the relevant modules.
Unless you have decided not to do it for some design considerations, it
would be good if you slightly changed the SCC plugin behaviour to enable
watch on CVS when the "checkout files as read only" option is enabled
(besides using the global -r option you said).

No, it doesn't work.
Here is what I did.
I enabled the option in tortoise.
Then, always using tortoise, I issued an Edit command on a test form (which
had just been archived with the SCC plugin and was in read only state). I
changed a string in the form and the committed it, but it still remained
writable.

After this I enabled "watch" on the module, modified the form again, and
committed it using TortoiseCVS. This time it worked has expected, putting
the file in read-only state. But I had to manually enable watch on the
module.

>>CVS have some option, called "checkout files readonly". This option
>>can be configured in plug-in (on by default), and think in other
>>CVSGUI. You should switch it on, and after that you will always have
>>readonly flag on non edited files.

The problem is this option is already enabled (and has been since the
beginning, I have never disabled it). SCC CVS Proxy checks out files as
read-only, as expected, but when I check out a file using a different
client, e.g. TortoiseCVS, it is checked out as write enabled. If I manually
issue a "cvs watch on" command on the CVS module, then TortoiseCVS checks
out files as read-only. That's why my guess is that SCC CVS Proxy does not
enable watch on CVS.

I am using your plugin (v1.2.040426) with VB6 sp5, CVSNT 2.0.38 and
TortoiseCVS 1.6.10.
I am experiencing the problems described below. Please note that I am using
the italian version of Visual Studio, so some menu english titles could be
different from the translation I have used. However it should be easy to
understand which menu I am talking about.

Problem 1
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When I create a new project in VB and put into CVS using the SCC plugin,
files are saved (correctly) as read only. When, using the plugin, I extract
a file from CVS, it becomes modifiable, and when I archive it it gets
read-only again. However if I edit a file without using VB the behaviour is
different. For example, if I CVS->Edit a Class1.cls file with TortoiseCVS,
the modify it using an editor external to VB, and I commit the changes
using TortoiseCVS, the file remains modifiable (it does not become
read-only, as it would if I modified it from within VB using the SCC
plugin). After some tests, I think the problem is that your SCC plugin
doesn't issue a "cvs watch on" command against CVS when it creates a new
module. Can you confirm (and possibly fix) this?

Problem 2
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Say I create a new project, containing only a simple form with some
controls on it. I add it to CVS, using the SCC plugin. Then I close VB,
open a new instance and use the Tools-PushOK CVS Proxy-Create project from
PushOK CVS Proxy to checkout the previously created project (obviously in a
folder different from the previous one). Then I add an Image control on the
form, assign an image to its picture property and save the form. This
causes a frx file to be generated, and the SCC plugin adds it to CVS.
However if I close the project, re-open the original one (which still
doesn't now about the frx file), and choose to update all files in the
project (using Tools-PushOK CVS Proxy-Read latest version and selecting all
files in the project) the frm file is updated, but the frx file is not
retrieved. This results in an error when trying to load the form (which
does not find the related frx file). After I update the project folder
using TortoiseCVS, the frx is retrieved and the form can be loaded.
The same happens when I add a new class file to the project: it is added to
CVS, but it is not retrieved when I want to update all files in the
project. To get it, I must use the TortoiseCVS update command on the
project folder.
Is there any command in the plugin to get the newly added files?

Problem 3
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Well, this is not a real problem, however there's a typo when you create a
new module. Instead of "Module successfully created", "Modue successfully
created" appears.

In case it can help, I have attached screenshots of my configuration (I
know, the first one is in italian, however the screen is the one coming out
from the Tools-PushOK CSV Proxy-Options menu, and the settings are No, No,
Yes, Ask).
Thanks for your assistance.