;;; Commentary:
-;; PCL-CVS is a front-end to the CVS version control system. For people
-;; familiar with VC, it is somewhat like VC-dired: it presents the status of
-;; all the files in your working area and allows you to commit/update several
-;; of them at a time. Compared to VC-dired, it is considerably better and
-;; faster (but only for CVS).
+;; PCL-CVS is a front-end to the CVS version control system.
+;; It presents the status of all the files in your working area and
+;; allows you to commit/update several of them at a time.
+;; Compare with the general Emacs utility vc-dir, which tries
+;; to be VCS-agnostic. You may find PCL-CVS better/faster for CVS.
;; PCL-CVS was originally written by Per Cederqvist many years ago. This
;; version derives from the XEmacs-21 version, itself based on the 2.0b2
;; version (last release from Per). It is a thorough rework.
-;; Contrary to what you'd expect, PCL-CVS is not a replacement for VC but only
-;; for VC-dired. As such, I've tried to make PCL-CVS and VC interoperate
-;; seamlessly (I also use VC).
+;; PCL-CVS is not a replacement for VC, but adds extra functionality.
+;; As such, I've tried to make PCL-CVS and VC interoperate seamlessly
+;; (I also use VC).
;; To use PCL-CVS just use `M-x cvs-examine RET <dir> RET'.
;; There is a TeXinfo manual, which can be helpful to get started.
;; Return a dav-specific mode line string for URL. Are there any
;; specific states that we want exposed?
;;
-;; vc-dav-dired-state-info(url)
-;; Translate the `vc-state' property of URL into a string that can
-;; be used in a vc-dired buffer. Are there any extra states that
-;; we want exposed?
+;; vc-dir support
;;
;; vc-dav-receive-file(url rev)
;; Let this backend `receive' a file that is already registered