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[Michèle Garoche <address@hidden>]

Hello David,

Le mardi, 15 oct 2002, à 15:19 Europe/Paris, David Allouche a écrit :

> See http://ddaa10.free.fr/texmacs/doc/savannah_cvs.html for my
> personal notes on using CVS.

I've just read it. Thanks. It's a little beyond my skills at the moment.

I need more explanations on how to work as I don't want to make a 
disaster. So here is an example, tell me where it is wrong or not.

I have the downloaded cvs in ~/software.

1 - I load ~/software/texmacs-doc/main/start/man-getting-started.en.tm 
within texmacs.

2 - I save it under  
~/Documents/texmacsdoc/main/start/man-getting-started.en.tm and under
 ~/Documents/texmacsdoc/main/start/man-getting-started.fr.tm
 ~/Documents/texmacsdoc/ is a directory where I've reproduced the same 
hierarchy as software/texmacs-doc/, so that I have the English file I 
use at translation time and the French file once translated (for the 
day I understand how to use diff :-)

3 - I translate  
~/Documents/texmacsdoc/main/start/man-getting-started.fr.tm .

4 - I save it again after completing translation

5 - That is when things become unclear

6 - I save ~/Documents/texmacsdoc/main/start/man-getting-started.fr.tm 
under ~/software/texmacs-doc/main/start/man-getting-started.fr.tm ?

8 - I enter this in a Terminal window as stated in David's stepthrough 
Savannah CVS page:

bash (my shell is tcsh)
export CVS-RSH=ssh
cvs -z3 -d myadress/webcvs commit

but the file is not added to the source repository. It is a new file, 
so I guess the procedure must be different. Maybe add instead of commit?

Check out works fine.

Help please,

Michèle