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Masatake YAMATO <jet@gyve.org> writes:

  > I was interested in merge DVC to GNU Emacs. However, these days, I am
  > busy and I get interests to extend vc-dired, so I've just asked DVC
  > developers to assign another people for working on the merging task.

Given that you are interested in vc-dired, can you please look into
these issues: 

- pass --ignore= to ls so that it does not recurse into things like
  .svn directories

- If vc-dired dot show any files it displays the message: "No files
  locked under DIRNAME". I suppose the "locked" terminology comes from
  RCS, and it probably does not mean anything to most people
  nowadays. 

Thanks

        --dan