get with -c options doesn't produce correct output

[Peter Welte-2]

Hello,

 I've been using cssc for a couple months now and am quite happy.  However, I believe I found a case where cssc produces incorrect output.

 If I run "sccs get -c0609141142 testfile", I get the version of the file from 11:42 am this morning, which is rev 1.1, but sccs prints the latest revision (1.3), not 1.1:


sccs get -c0609141142 testfile
get: warning: SCCS/s.testfile: No id keywords.
1.3
1 lines



peter@host$ sccs print testfile
D 1.3 06/09/14 12:00:33 peter 3 2       00001/00000/00002
MRs:
COMMENTS:
update

D 1.2 06/09/14 12:00:02 peter 2 1       00001/00000/00001
MRs:
COMMENTS:
added line

D 1.1 06/09/14 11:41:24 peter 1 0       00001/00000/00000
MRs:
COMMENTS:
date and time created 06/09/14 11:41:24 by peter

1.1     hello
1.2     added another line
1.3     another line


Has anyone else seen this before?

 Thanks,
 -peter

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[James Youngman-5]

On 9/14/06, Peter Welte <weltepe@...> wrote:
> Hello,
>
>   I've been using cssc for a couple months now and am quite happy.  However,
> I believe I found a case where cssc produces incorrect output.

You mean, the gotten file has the right contents (same as the file
that was checked in as 1.1) but 'get' wrongly claims to be producing
version 1.3?

James.


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