Laine Stump wrote:
> Do this instead:
>
> ^bbb script1 .....
> ^aaa script2 .....
>
> "^" makes sure that the "bbb" or "aaa" is at the beginning of the
> directory name. Note that the "/*" isn't doing what you think - it's
> matching "0 or more '/' characters". Remember, these are *real*
> regexes, not shell pathname wildcards...
Even better, use
^bbb\(/\|$\) script1 .....
^aaa\(/\|$\) script2 .....
The '\(/\|$\)' is the CVS regex incantation to match "'/' or the end of the
line" and should guarantee you match a complete directory name and not a
substring of another directory. I'll probably check a few examples into the
manual soon. I think CVS uses the same regex mumbo jumbo sed uses if you want a
man page.
Derek
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