[Insight-users] cvs update

[Mark Foskey]

Just delete (or, to be safe, rename) the files you modified and *then* 
do a cvs update.  It will think those files have been lost and restore 
them from the repository.  It will not assume you meant to delete them 
unless you do a cvs remove command.

Bing Jian wrote:

> Hi, folks,
> 
>   After I checked out the latest version of ITK, I modified
> some source files. Now I want to cancel my modification on those
> files. What should I do? It seems that the command cvs update only
> attempts to bring my update to the server (since it's timestamp is
> later, right? ) and of course fails. I am not familar with CVS
> operations. Can anybody tell me how to overwrite my localcopy using
> the original files stored in itk repository?
> 
>   Thanks in advance!
> 

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