Re: Can someone verify my changes to tumme and dired?

[Mathias Dahl <brakjoller@gmail.com>]

David Kastrup <dak@gnu.org> writes:

> Just edit the stuff.  When finished with editing, use
> C-x v =
> in order to get the diff to the original state.
>
> Move around in the diff or the original source, use
> C-x 4 a
> for adding a change log entry for the current diff.

Those commands are very useful, thanks!

> When you are done with all files and changes, save, then use
>
> M-x cvs-examine RET RET
> (assuming you are already in the correct directory)
> mark all changed files with m and then commit with C
>
> You'll never get into contact with vi or similar.

The above did not work for me. Got an error about my public key. cvs
ci filename works though, and ask for passphrase etc. I ended up
wrestling with vi again... :) (my EDITOR env variable was empty).