preliminary support for 'cvs ls' subcommand

[Alexey M. <al...@hs...>]

>>>>> "AM" == Alexey Mahotkin <al...@hs...> writes:

AM> Hello,

AM> I've partially implemented the 'cvs ls' subcommand.  Alex, I hope
AM> it would help you to at least put the basic framework into your
AM> code.  You should make the parsing be extensible, because
AM> currently only few fields are shown up.

Ok, I've partially understood how the rcs.c works, and now 'cvs ls'
can emit timestamps (simply as time_t) and user name.  The format is:

Dtesting
/README/1.3/alexm/991519963/
/hello.c/1.3/alexm/991586038/
Dtesting/sdir
/sfile/1.1/alexm/1004743368/
Dtesting/sdir/ssdir

The only thing left wrt original cvsweb is the "Last log revision".  I
do not know how to escape it here, so suggestions on output format are
appreciated (maybe simple XML?  or RFC822-style?  or binary-64
encoding?  =)


ACLs are also supported, too (though not tested).

The only thing left is support for tags (see original cvsweb); Alex,
do you need anything else from 'cvs ls'?


AM> Currently there are only filename and revision number supported.
AM> I could not get the timestamp (as in CVS/Entries) file however I
AM> tried.  It must be hidden somewhere in very obvious place.

Hm, yes, the place was rather simple :)  I think I need to make up
some summary of things uncovered while digging inside of the CVS...

Everything is committed.  Enjoy,

--alexm