Re: Re: Registries [2]

At 19:18 2003-07-28, Rene Rivera wrote:
>[2003-07-28] Daniel Wallin wrote:
>
> >At 18:21 2003-07-28, David Abrahams wrote:
> >>Daniel Wallin <[email protected]> writes:
> >>
> >> > I've started some work on the registry. Basically I have made templates
> >> > from the registry code and started on the central registry. I've
> >> > organized it like
> >> > this:
> >> >
> >> >    boost/langbinding/registry.hpp
> >> >    boost/langbinding/impl/registry.hpp
> >> >
> >> > The implementation files are to be included in cpp files for
> >> luabind/bpl where
> >> > the templates they contain are explicitly instantiated.
> >> >
> >> > Shall I check this in?
> >>
> >>Sounds good.  Maybe we should go with langbinding/registry.hpp and
> >>langbinding/registry.ipp?  That would probably reduce confusion and
> >>directory-hopping.
> >
> >Yep, I changed it to .ipp and checked it in. I don't know if it worked
>though;
> >cvs said it was checking it in to "Attic/*". Also, whenever I update from
> >the cvs every file is made read-only, what am I doing wrong?
>
>Nothing wrong... It does look like allthe files are there from my POV. The
>read-only aspect is the default functionality of CVS. You would nornamlly do
>a cvs edit to get the read-write access, and to inform others that you are
>working on the files. But you can change the default to read-write... In
>Admin:Preferences, go to the Globals tab, and uncheck the "Checkout
>read-only" option.

Thanks.
Note that I'm not using wincvs, but cvs in cygwin.

So normally I would do:

cvs edit file.xxx
.. change file
cvs commit file.xxx
cvs unedit file.xxx

Correct?

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Daniel Wallin



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