[h-e-w] Re: Version Control Problem

[Jeff Rancier]

I will get back to you on that method.  In the meantime, here's the
directory structure you requested:


 Directory of  \lookup\*

 6/11/02  11:56         <DIR>    .
 6/11/02  11:56         <DIR>    ..
 2/21/02  10:59         <DIR>    CVS
 6/10/02  11:03         <DIR>    src

 Directory of  \lookup\CVS\*

 2/21/02  10:59         <DIR>    .
 2/21/02  10:59         <DIR>    ..
 2/21/02  10:59              11  Entries
 2/18/02  11:12              44  Repository
 2/18/02  11:12              42  Root

 Directory of  \lookup\src\*

 6/10/02  11:03         <DIR>    .
 6/10/02  11:03         <DIR>    ..
 6/06/02  13:44         <DIR>    CVS
 6/03/02  14:06          58,486  SSP_SMKT.C

 Directory of  \lookup\src\CVS\*

 6/06/02  13:44         <DIR>    .
 6/06/02  13:44         <DIR>    ..
 6/06/02  13:44           1,666  Entries
 2/18/02  11:13              48  Repository
 2/18/02  11:13              42  Root

----- Original Message -----
From: "Andre Spiegel" <address@hidden>
To: "Jeff Rancier" <address@hidden>
Sent: Tuesday, June 11, 2002 11:41 AM
Subject: Re: Version Control Problem


> > When evaluating, it returns:
> >
> > Result: h:/cvsdev/projects/softspa/lookup/src/ssp_smkt\.c
> >
> > That trailing backslash doesn't look right, does it?  Although, it seems
> > consistent, and may be just escaping the dot.
> > Perhaps, that's the culprit?
>
> No, that is just an escape that gets added at some point -- it looks the
> same on my machine where everything works alright.  What I need to know
> is whether vc-cvs-registered (defined in vc-cvs.el) ever gets called
> when you visit a CVS-controlled file.  You could find out by using the
> debugger, or by inserting a (message "...") form into the function and
> re-evaluate it.  If it does get called, we need to find out what it
> returns for the file (it should be non-nil for a CVS-controlled file).
> If it doesn't get called, that is wrong and there must be some
> configuration problem.
>
> Note that vc-cvs-registered is only supposed to be called when you visit
> a CVS-controlled file for the first time; after that, the value is
> cached inside Emacs.
>