分类: LINUX
2010-12-21 16:30:40
To work around that, you can add a binary file to the repository with:
or you can change it after-the-fact with:% cvs add -kb filename
Anyway, on with the keywords.% cvs admin -kb filename
Keyword | Explanation |
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$Author: $
| The user responsible for a change.
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$Date: $
| Date and time of the change, in GMT.
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$Header: $
| A collection of information: full path to the RCS file, revision number,
date/time of last change (GMT), author, state, and locker. (lockers
are a rare occurance in CVS)
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$Id: $
| Like $Header: $, but without the path to the RCS file.
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$Log: $
| Inserts the cvs log message. This behaves differently than
other tags in that it just inserts new information after the keyword.
It doesn't replace the keyword or modify existing text.
Revision 1.2 1999/12/23 21:59:15 markd
Revision 1.1 1999/12/23 21:58:35 markd |
$Locker: $
| The user who has a lock on this revision (usually nobody)
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$Name: $
| If a sticky tag is in effect, this is the name of that tag. Otherwise
blank.
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$RCSfile: $
| Name of the RCS file in the repository
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$Revision: $
| Revision number
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$Source: $
| Full path to the RCS ",v " file in the repository
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$State: $
| State of this revision.
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