RE: Newbie Wants to Print List of Tagged Files

[Andy Baker]

It's not pretty, but this'll give you what you want...

        $ cvs -n co -p -rmytag2 . 2>&1 1>/dev/null | awk '/^Che/ {f=$3}
/^VER/ {printf("%s %s\n",f,$2)}'

Aj

-----Original Message-----
From: Gary Farmer [mailto:address@hidden
Sent: 12 September 2001 21:46
To: address@hidden
Subject: Newbie Wants to Print List of Tagged Files


I am just learning CVS.  I have created a repository and 
put some files into it.  I have associated tags "mytag" 
and "mytag2" with various versions of some files.  I would 
like to print a list of the filenames and revision numbers, 
but cannot figure out how.  

The manual seems to indicate the "log" command can to
something like what I want.  If I execute "cvs log", 
it prints all the information about all the files in 
the repository.  The manual indicates I can use the
"-r" option to print information about files with
specific tags.  However, when I execute "cvs log -rmytag2",
it still prints out information on all the files, even
those without tag "mytag2".  What I would really like
is just a list of the (filename, revision number) pairs
with the specified tag.  For example:

  dir1/file1  1.1
  dir1/file2  1.3
  dir2/filex  2.1

How can I get this?

Thanks in advance, 

Gary Farmer


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