It should. Make sure it is AFTER the 'update' keyword.

Michael.

There's a CVS error. When I try to update the sources from CVS it gives me this message:

fpc]$ ./cvs_update
? compiler/ppc1
? compiler/ppc2
? compiler/ppc3
? lazarus/components/mwedit/fpcmade.lnx
? lazarus/lcl/fpcmade.lnx
? lazarus/lcl/link.res
cvs server: Updating base
cvs server: Updating rtl
cvs server: Updating rtl/amiga
cvs server: Updating rtl/atari
cvs server: Updating rtl/cfg
cvs [server aborted]: cannot open directory /FPC/CVS/fpc/rtl/cfg: No such file or directory

This is the content of my cvs_update script:
#! /bin/sh
cvs -z3 -d update base rtl ide compiler utils packages lazarus gdbpas fcl

When I do a
cvs -z3 -d update lazarus
it works.
But when CVS is finished, and I look into clipbrd.pp and clipbrd.inc, I saw that the sources of the old TClipboard and the new TClipboard are mixed. Is this a CVS error?

Just remove the directory, it's obsolete.

Peter

Op Tue, 29 Feb 2000, schreef Michael Van Canneyt:

My cvs doesn't recognize the -dP option.
I'm using cvs 1.10.6.
The directory rtl/cfg already exists at my computer.

+ From: Hongli Lai

+ But when CVS is finished, and I look into clipbrd.pp and
+ clipbrd.inc, I saw
+ that the sources of the old TClipboard and the new TClipboard
+ are mixed.
+ Is this a CVS error?

Probably not. Where possible I added the old comments before I committed the sources. (Why remove the documentation comments ?)

Marc

Try adding -dP to your cvs update options.
if that doesn't work, remove the entry -with cfg in the file rtl/CVS/Entries

No, this is normal. If someone has changed TClipboard while you were working on it, his changes are merged into yours.

Michael.