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Using the rlog command I can analyze the commit log to a file on the CVS server itself (that is, directly accessing the file ending in “,v“). That’s fine.
Is there a similar command line utility that prints the current HEAD version of that file to stdout?
I need this for a custom CVS status utility (something like ViewVC, but made specifically for a certain repository) that will be written in PHP.
To print the content of the file that would be checked out, just use
co -p filename. That will print a small header including the revision number to stderr, and the content of the file to stdout.