** the "--dotfiles" option to the command-line.
**
** The --ignore option is a comma-separate list of glob patterns for files
** to be excluded.  Example:  '*.o,*.obj,*.exe'  If the --ignore option
** does not appear on the command line then the "ignore-glob" setting is
** used.
**




** Options:
**

**    --dotfiles       include files beginning with a dot (".")   
**    --ignore <CSG>   ignore files matching patterns from the 
**                     comma separated list of glob patterns.
** 
** See also: addremove, rm
*/
void add_cmd(void){
  int i;                     /* Loop counter */
  int vid;                   /* Currently checked out version */
  int nRoot;                 /* Full path characters in g.zLocalRoot */
................................................................................
**
** The command does not "commit".  You must run the "commit" separately
** as a separate step.
**
** Files and directories whose names begin with "." are ignored unless
** the --dotfiles option is used.
**
** The --ignore option overrides the "ignore-glob" setting.  See

** documentation on the "settings" command for further information.
**
** The --test option shows what would happen without actually doing anything.
**
** This command can be used to track third party software.
** 
** Options: 

**   --dotfiles       include files beginning with a dot (".")   
**   --ignore <CSG>   ignore files matching patterns from the 
**                    comma separated list of glob patterns.
**   --test           If given, show what would be done without doing so.

**
** See also: add, rm
*/
void addremove_cmd(void){
  Blob path;
  const char *zIgnoreFlag = find_option("ignore",0,1);
  int allFlag = find_option("dotfiles",0,0)!=0;

** the "--dotfiles" option to the command-line.
**
** The --ignore option is a comma-separate list of glob patterns for files
** to be excluded.  Example:  '*.o,*.obj,*.exe'  If the --ignore option
** does not appear on the command line then the "ignore-glob" setting is
** used.
**
** The --case-sensitive option determines whether or not filenames should
** be treated case sensitive or not. If the option is not given, the default
** depends on the global setting, or the operating system default, if not set.
**
** Options:
**
**    --case-sensitive <BOOL> override case-sensitive setting
**    --dotfiles              include files beginning with a dot (".")   
**    --ignore <CSG>          ignore files matching patterns from the 
**                            comma separated list of glob patterns.
** 
** See also: addremove, rm
*/
void add_cmd(void){
  int i;                     /* Loop counter */
  int vid;                   /* Currently checked out version */
  int nRoot;                 /* Full path characters in g.zLocalRoot */
................................................................................
**
** The command does not "commit".  You must run the "commit" separately
** as a separate step.
**
** Files and directories whose names begin with "." are ignored unless
** the --dotfiles option is used.
**
** The --ignore option overrides the "ignore-glob" setting, as does the
** --case-sensitive option with the "case-sensitive" setting. See the
** documentation on the "settings" command for further information.
**
** The --test option shows what would happen without actually doing anything.
**
** This command can be used to track third party software.
** 
** Options: 
**   --case-sensitive <BOOL> override case-sensitive setting
**   --dotfiles              include files beginning with a dot (".")   
**   --ignore <CSG>          ignore files matching patterns from the 
**                           comma separated list of glob patterns.

**   --test                  If given, display instead of run actions
**
** See also: add, rm
*/
void addremove_cmd(void){
  Blob path;
  const char *zIgnoreFlag = find_option("ignore",0,1);
  int allFlag = find_option("dotfiles",0,0)!=0;