Re: How to retrieve a revision from the repository using a Python macro

I have tried to capture the standard output stream resulting from the
-p update switch.

like so: (just retrieving revision 1.1 for now)

oldout = sys.stdout
outf = open("testOutfile", 'wb')
sys.stdout = outf
code, out, err = cvs.Run("update", "-p", "-r1.1", "--", cvsfilename)
outf.close()
sys.stdout = oldout

but testOutfile is empty afterward.


--- In [email protected], "kingcrustybun" <eric.coetzee@...> wrote:
>
> My guess would be something like
> cvs update -p -r <revision> <filename> 
> 
> but how do i get hold of the output from this command?
>




 
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