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Re: loginfo %s question
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gabriel rosenkoetter |
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Re: loginfo %s question |
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Tue, 20 Nov 2001 05:37:50 -0500 |
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On Tue, Nov 20, 2001 at 02:31:40AM -0800, Emile Snyder wrote:
> On Tue, 20 Nov 2001, gabriel rosenkoetter wrote:
> > $_ = shift @ARGV;
> > my @files = split;
> > my $dir = $cvsroot . "/" . shift(@files);
> That is (in spirit) exactly what log_accum does...
Well, sure, and that's not really totally sufficient by itself, but
it's the reasoning behind having that stuff space-separated, as near
as I can tell.
> :) Ah if only it were so easy...
Well, how about passing things through a script of your own that
re-groks stuff (adding \s before spaces and making everything comma
separated) before passing it off to a (modified, to deal with comma
separate) log_accum, then? (Should be easy to do the latter. Just
split on ',' rather than the default '[whitespace]'.)
(Is that off the wall for some important reason I'm missing at 5:30
am, local time?)
> Yeah. It's a case of making the tool fit the current situation. We've
> got some Windows only code under cvs control where the initial projects
> were created with normal windows directory names (ie some had spaces).
> Till now it didn't matter; only ever dealt with the projects on windows.
> But the loginfo scripts run on the server, so they've gotta handle the
> naming in our current projects. <dream>Someday maybe I'll get to clean up
> the repository. </dream>
Yep. That's a drag. Sorry. :^>
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