Hi,
julien <jm.hard@xxxxxxxxxx> writes:
> I don't well understand <revision>
> Should it be:
> 1/ <revision>
> <revnumber>$revision:$</revnumber>
> <date lang="en">...
> <authorinitials lang="en">...
> <date lang="fr">...
> <authorinitials lang="fr">...
> </revision>
> with only one revnumber for the file,
> or
> 2/ <revision lang="en">
> <revnumber>$revision:$</revnumber>
> <date>...
> <authorinitials>...
> </revision>
> <revision lang="fr">
> <revnumber>$revision:$</revnumber>
> <date>...
> <authorinitials>...
> </revision>
> with a revnumber for every language in the file?
$revision$ refers to the CVS revision of the file and the value is
inserted automatically. So a file can only have a single revision
number, the first version should thus be sufficient.
Sven
PS: This will change somewhat next week when CVS is being migrated to
Subversion. In a subversion repository there is only one revision
number for the whole repository. Whether that is a problem or not,
I don't know.
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