home directory in svn?

[Viktor Rosenfeld <ro...@informatik.hu-berlin.de>]

Hi,

I have a repository with several independant projects (my home
directory to be precise) and I want to be select the modules I want to
have checked out.  Example:

localhost:/home/repos/viktor	<- repository root
	bin/
	Stuff/
	Fotographie/
	.bashrc
	.mutt/
	.vimrc
	...

In my home directory I want to see this:

~ $ ls -a
bin Stuff .bashrc

Ie, I want to leave some stuff in the repository and not checked out.

However, when I do this:

viktor@bart:/home $ svn co -N svn+ssh://localhost/home/repos/viktor
A  viktor/.bashrc
A  viktor/.colorrc
A  viktor/.xmodmap-ibook
A  viktor/.vimrc
A  viktor/.xinitrc
A  viktor/.fetchmailrc
A  viktor/.procmailrc
A  viktor/.bash_profile
 U viktor
Checked out revision 23.
viktor@bart:/home $ cd viktor/
viktor@bart:~ $ svn co -N svn+ssh://localhost/home/repos/viktor/Fotografie
svn: Working copy 'Fotografie' not locked
viktor@bart:~ $

Also, at the end of the day, I want to do a `svn up` in my home
directory, and have the changes of all checked out stuff saved to the
repository.

Is this at all possible?  I know that there are some HOWTOs to do that
with cvs, but I couldn't find anything for svn.

Thanks,
Viktor
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