bulid in-CVS Client: Is it possible to create a Module in CVS?
Hi,
Is it possible to create a Module in CVS?
I want to bundle a group of java files as a module in cvs.
Is it really true, that the buildincvs Client does not support Modules
as excellent as i expected?
An short Example:
My Sourcefiles:
de.nichte.file1.java
de.test.file1.jave
de.test.file2.jave
GroupA
de.nichte.file1.java
de.test.file1.jave
GroupB
de.nichte.file1.java
de.test.file2.jave
Ok, i explored how...
A.) I can get a List of availible Modules with:
Explorer > Context-Menue > CVS > List Modules.
B.) Im able to Export a Module from CVS via
Explorer > Context-Menue > CVS > Export ...
Enhancement for B.):
1.) Netbeans offers a Textfield to put in the Modul-Name to Export.
2.) Netbeans offers a List in B.)
Why netbeans does not offer a Combobox in 1.) to select a availible Module?
# 1
Carsten Nichte wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Is it possible to create a Module in CVS?
> I want to bundle a group of java files as a module in cvs.
Of course. Use the CVSROOT/modules file for that purpose.
>
> Is it really true, that the buildincvs Client does not support Modules
> as excellent as i expected?
Do you expect some GUI for modules definitions? This is not implemented. We
have it preliminary planned for 4.0
(http://vcsgeneric.netbeans.org/plans/features40.html#Modules Managing
Command(s) in CVS Support), but it will likely be implemented in some post-4.0
release.
> A.) I can get a List of availible Modules with:
> Explorer > Context-Menue > CVS > List Modules.
>
> B.) Im able to Export a Module from CVS via
> Explorer > Context-Menue > CVS > Export ...
>
> Enhancement for B.):
> 1.) Netbeans offers a Textfield to put in the Modul-Name to Export.
We can add a [Select] button to be able to browse the list of modules.
> 2.) Netbeans offers a List in B.)
>
> Why netbeans does not offer a Combobox in 1.) to select a availible Module?
Because you can export any directory even if it's not defined in the modules
file. Thus you need to have a possibility to write there anything you wish.
Regards,
Martin