Hello. I read the Subversion documentation (in particular the "Peg and Operative Revisions" section) for how to handle versioning of directories with names that contain the "@" symbol. But I am still confused by something.
I want to use the "import" command to import a tree that includes subdirectories with names that contain the "@" symbol. For example I would like to do the following (using the Windows syntax): svn import c:\myPath\myDirTree file:///c:/svn/repo/myProject -m "Initial import." The directory tree "myDirTree" contains subdirectories with names that contain the "@" symbol. The command executes without reporting any problems. But is it OK to use this command? Or instead of using the "import" command should I instead do a bunch of "add" commands and use the workaround discussed in the "Peg and Operative Revisions" section of the manual (append "@" at the end of the path)? The reason I cannot avoid using directories whose names contain "@" is that Matlab has users place class-based code in directories whose name begins with "@". Thank you in advance. - Len
