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Re: raises hand for bite-sized issue #604

From: <peter.westlake_at_arm.com>
Date: 2002-01-23 11:57:00 CET

On 2002-01-22 19:14:49 Daniel Stenberg wrote:
...
>The subject of the issue is "Need something like CVS's $EDITOR
>functionality".
>
>If anyone has any particular ideas or embryos, pass em on, or stay clear!
;-)

>From my limited experience with CVS it seems that it only pops up an editor
once for each directory being committed, and all files in that get the same
log message. I would very much prefer to have an editor instance per file.

I've used a source control system which ran as an interactive command line
program, with rudimentary editing facilities for log messages built in (as
well as being able to invoke an editor). The nice thing about it was that
it had escape sequences, like tilde escapes in "mail". The most useful one
was the ability to call up the messages for earlier files and use them as
a basis for the current one. That might be hard to do with a separate
editor
process, unless it had access to a set of temporary files containing the
texts.

Peter.

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