Which Directory Service do you use for your network?
None NIS LDAP LDAP + Kerberos Samba Active Directory eDirectory other ( 754 votes ~ 14 comments )
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#5 Re: Generating a ChangeLog from CVS history Posted by Steve (82.41.xx.xx) on Wed 27 Jul 2005 at 13:30 Good tip, I didn't realise Emacs could do that. Although it only appears to do it per buffer/file rather than per-project. To make it work I ran the following from the *scratch* buffer. Although it could also be added to the ~/.emacs file for constant use: (require 'vc) Once that's loaded you get a lot of new commands. To do the history on the current file/buffer you run: M-x vc-print-log (vc-print-log is bound to "Ctrl-x v a" as you mention). For a one-off job using Emacs is fine, but for scripting the cvs2cl tool is probably better). Steve -- Steve.org.uk
Good tip, I didn't realise Emacs could do that.
Although it only appears to do it per buffer/file rather than per-project.
To make it work I ran the following from the *scratch* buffer. Although it could also be added to the ~/.emacs file for constant use:
(require 'vc)
Once that's loaded you get a lot of new commands. To do the history on the current file/buffer you run:
M-x vc-print-log
For a one-off job using Emacs is fine, but for scripting the cvs2cl tool is probably better).
Steve -- Steve.org.uk
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