PCL-CVS—Emacs Front-End to CVS

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PCL-CVS

This manual describes PCL-CVS, the GNU Emacs front-end to CVS. It is nowhere near complete, so you are advised to use M-x customize-group RET pcl-cvs RET and to look at the documentation strings of the various commands and major modes for further information.

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• About PCL-CVS:    Credits, history, … 

      		
    


    

      • Getting
      started:

        

      An introduction with a
      walk-through example.
    


    

      • Buffer
      contents:

        

      An explanation of the buffer
      contents.
    


    

      • Selected
      files:

        

      To which files are commands
      applied.
    


    

      • Commands:

        

      All commands, grouped by
      type.
    


    

      
        

      		
    


    

      • Log Edit
      Mode:

        

      Major mode to edit log
      messages.
    


    

      • Log View
      Mode:

        

      Major mode to browse log
      changes.
    


    

      • Customization:

        

      How you can tailor PCL-CVS to
      suit your needs.
    


    

      • Bugs:

        

      Bugs (known and unknown).
    


    

      
        

      		
    


    

      • 
      GNU Free Documentation License:

        

      The license for this
      documentation.
    


    

      • 
      Function and Variable Index:

        

      List of functions and
      variables.
    


    

      • Concept Index:

        

      List of concepts.
    


    

      • Key Index:

        

      List of keystrokes.
    


    

      
        

      		
    


    

      
        
 — The Detailed Node Listing —

About PCL-CVS



      		
    


    

      • Contributors:

        

      Contributors to PCL-CVS.
    


    

      
        
Commands



      		
    


    

      • Entering
      PCL-CVS:

        

      Commands to invoke PCL-CVS
    


    

      • Setting flags:

        

      Setting flags for CVS
      commands
    


    

      • Updating the
      buffer:

        

      
    


    

      • Movement
      commands:

        

      How to move up and down in the
      buffer
    


    

      • Marking files:

        

      How to mark files that other
      commands will later operate on.
    


    

      • Committing
      changes:

        

      Checking in your modifications
      to the CVS repository.
    


    

      • Editing files:

        

      Loading files into Emacs.
    


    

      • Getting
      info about files:

        

      Display the log and status of
      files.
    


    

      • Adding
      and removing files:

        

      Adding and removing files
    


    

      • Undoing
      changes:

        

      Undoing changes
    


    

      • Removing
      handled entries:

        

      Uninteresting lines can easily
      be removed.
    


    

      • Ignoring files:

        

      Telling CVS to ignore generated
      files.
    


    

      • Viewing
      differences:

        

      Commands to
      ‘diff’ different versions.
    


    

      • Invoking Ediff:

        

      Running
      ‘ediff’ from *cvs*
      buffer.
    


    

      • Updating files:

        

      Updating files that
      Need-update.
    


    

      • Tagging files:

        

      Tagging files.
    


    

      • Miscellaneous
      commands:

        

      Miscellaneous commands.
    


    

      
        
Customization



      		
    


    

      • Customizing
      Faces:

        

      
    


    

      
        

      		
    

  

  


  

    
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