couple questions on csets

  more trivialities as i try to complete some newbie docs.

1) what's the easiest way to determine the most recent cset number in
a repo?  certainly, there's

 $ bk cset -r+

but that shows me the deltas that are part of that cset.  all i want
is the number.  is that easily available?

2) what's with the "-p" option to "bk cset"?  from helptool, as i read
it, it seems that

 $ bk cset -p

should do approximately what

 $ bk pending

does.  but it gives a syntax error.  can someone give a valid usage of
that option?  (and i do notice that "bk cset" is apparently not for
normal consumption.)

rday
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