[Cvsshell-devel] CVS: cvsshell/etc cvsshell.ini,NONE,1.1 default-cvsshellrc,NONE,1.1

[Stefan H. <ste...@us...>]

Update of /cvsroot/cvsshell/cvsshell/etc
In directory usw-pr-cvs1:/tmp/cvs-serv27009/etc

Added Files:
	cvsshell.ini default-cvsshellrc 
Log Message:
Moved from src/etc



--- NEW FILE: cvsshell.ini ---
section COMMANDS:
  exit = basic_cmds.exitProgram
  ?, help = basic_cmds.cmdHelp
  cd = basic_cmds.changeDir
  up, upd, update = basic_cmds.update
  refresh = basic_cmds.simulateUpdate
  sr,set-root =  basic_cmds.setCvsRoot
  rr,read-root = basic_cmds.readCvsRoot
  cr,clear-root = basic_cmds.clearCvsRoot
  list = basic_cmds.printListing
  ad, add, new = basic_cmds.add
  ci, com, commit = basic_cmds.commit
  delete, remove = basic_cmds.remove
  co, get, checkout = basic_cmds.checkout
  st, stat, status = basic_cmds.status
  auto = basic_cmds.toggleCvsRootAutoUpdate
end

section PARSERS:
  INIT_CMDS = basic_cmds.parseInitCmdsSection
  CVSROOT = basic_cmds.parseCvsRootSection
  DEFAULT_CMD_OPTIONS = basic_cmds.parseDefaultOptions
end
--- NEW FILE: default-cvsshellrc ---
# Configfile for CvsShell
# See http://cvsshell.sourceforge.net for more information

# commands that should be executed at start-up
section INIT_CMDS:
  auto on
end

# options for cvs commands
#
# Format: option1, option2 = global options % options
# Global options are the options available for all commands,
# options are the options only available for this specific command.
# Example: cvs -n update -P
# Here, `-n' is a global option, while `-P' is just a option
#
# You can use the keyword `ALL' to apply options to all commands
#
# Note: You have to specify the options for every synonym of a command, too.
section DEFAULT_CMD_OPTIONS:
  ALL = -z 3 %
  up, upd, update = -q % -P -d
  co, get, checkout = -q %
end
 

# aliases for cvsroots
#
# Format: alias = cvsroot
section CVSROOT:

end