As many people I have this problem when I use the interface of BorCvs with
delphi5 (for commands : commit <file1> update <file1> and Commit... if I
don't chose to commit all files).
The command generate with interface is "cvs.exe -F [.]/45555.tpm
E:\Test\Unit1.pas" and the error is "absolute pathname 'E:\Test' illegal for
server".
When I launch this same command line in "E:\Test" the same error appear.
But if I test the line "cvs.exe -F [.]/45555.tpm Unit1.pas" it seems to be
good.
I think that the problem come from the construction of the command.
It's the reason why I search information about the source code.
I think that the construction of the command must be in the file
"TRunCvsFrm.cpp" ?
The function (Method) "Run" execute the command and display de windows of
results ? or I have not understand this part of program.
(
TExtProcess *cvsprocess = new TExtProcess("",cmdline,FWorkingDirectory,
epmPlainText,PreferencesFrm->IsNtCvs(),
outputcontrol != NULL ? outputcontrol->Handle : 0);
try {
while (!cvsprocess->Done) {
Sleep(10);
Application->ProcessMessages();
if (FAborted) cvsprocess->Terminate();
}
) launch the process associate to the command ?
! Important ! : "cmdline" contains the command to execute ?
If it's right I find something strange in the source file "TFilesFrame.cpp".
Line 55 in function "GetFilePath" which help in the construction of
"cmdline" :
"item->SubItems->Strings[6] + item->Caption;"
item->SubItems->Strings[6] is not relative with path but with Conflict.
item->SubItems->Strings[7] is relative with path ?
(see line 456 of "TFilesFrame.cpp"
case 0: caption = "Name"; break;
case 1: caption = "Revision"; break;
case 2: caption = "Options"; break;
case 3: caption = "Status"; break;
case 4: caption = "Sticky Tag/Date"; break;
case 5: caption = "Date"; break;
case 6: caption = "Conflict"; break;
case 7: caption = "Path"; break;
)
I don't know if my interpretation is good or if I am tired :-), please say
me if I'm in the right way or no.
Good night.
(Excuse for my poor english)
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