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By: Tom Copeland
 RE: I've removed the old aversa.rb code... [ reply ]
2004-09-10 14:22
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> I am using cvs repository untidy,
No problem! I will watch for your checkins and "cvs up" as needed.
> Is this alright ? how to 'mv' in cvs
> mv A B, cvs remove A, cvs add B, cvs commit
Yup:
cp A B
cvs rm -f A
cvs add B
cvs ci
The "cvs rm -f" is kind of convenient, because it does both a "cvs remove" and also deletes the file.
Yours,
tom
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By: Ikkei
RE: I've removed the old aversa.rb code... [ reply ]
2004-09-10 00:44
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Thanku,
Although, now, It's going to be dirty code
by side effect of optparse.
After I read this:
http://www.rubygarden.org/ruby?ProjectDirectoryStructure
I did not know ./lib is for script in ruby, and
I though 'aversa' also can be modules/library.
and removes all the 'bt' prefix and use module name.
# ./bin --> install to PATH
./bin/aversa
./bin/aversa can be few lines of bat/shell or ruby script.
# ./lib --> install to RUBYLIB
./lib/aversa.rb
./lib/aversa/download.rb
./lib/aversa/rename.rb
./lib/aversa/track.rb
./lib/aversa/view-metainfo.rb
./lib/aversa/
I'm sorry, I am using cvs repository untidy,
at the working time.
I will rename and move them later.
./bin/bt-*er.rb/ -> ./lib/aversa/*.rb
# Is this alright ? how to 'mv' in cvs
# mv A B, cvs remove A, cvs add B, cvs commit
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