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feature addition
From: |
Jeff Dooley |
Subject: |
feature addition |
Date: |
Wed, 3 Mar 2004 10:04:02 -0800 |
Hi! I'm a new RCS user.
RCS is very helpful to me as my purpose is to manage my CAD 3D models as they
change over time. Currently, I'm running RCS version 5.7 on cygwin (win2k).
I'll restrict this request to something fairly simple (I hope):
I use rlog quite a bit, but I find the output to be rather cumbersome. Since
I'm the only person using rcs on my own computer, I always use rcs -U on all my
files. I'm only trying to track my own changes. What I often would like to do
is just print the filename (either working or RCS but not both), the latest
version, and optionally the version description. I never look at the locks,
access list, keywords (because my files are binaries), symbolic names, or total
revisions. That additional data takes up a lot of screen space I don't use...
especially because I usually like to print the information for the whole
directory (i.e., rlog *).
I would like to respond to any questions you may have, but I believe this
request is a sensible feature (command-line option) for rlog. Thanks,
-jeff dooley
- feature addition,
Jeff Dooley <=