rcs script help

[Ian Goldberg]

On Fri, Jan 16, 2004 at 03:27:22AM -0800, Matthew Willis wrote:
> Does anyone know where I can find a perl or bash
> script that will decorate an RCS controlled file so
> that each line has a prefix with username and version
> number?
> 
> I've seen scripts to do this at places I've worked.
> But I can't find anything like it on google (the
> closest I found - whodunit.pl - a script to solve a
> murder mystery). In case it's not clear, I am thinking
> of output of the form:
> 
> $ whodunnit foo.c
> 
> mwillis 1.1 #include <stdio.h>
> mwillis 1.2 #include <math.h>
> mwillis 1.1 
> mwillis 1.1 int main() {
> mwillis 1.1    double x; 
> dvader  1.3    /* I M YR FTHR */
> mwillis 1.1    x = sin(1.2345);
> mwillis 1.2    printf("%f\n",x);
> mwillis 1.1    return 0;
> mwillis 1.1 }
> 
> Before I end up writing this myself, I figured that
> somebody on tlug might remember a link?

If you use the cvs wrappers over the bare RCS, then "cvs annotate foo.c"
does exactly that.  But I don't know if you can coerce it to do it over
base RCS.

   - Ian
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