09-13-2010
Quote:
Originally Posted by
aixlover
[...]I want to change Log Repair Action remotely, or in a script. In these cases, the dial menu can not be used.[...]
Hm, in the first sentence you ask for a solution. In the second sentence you tell us how it cannot be done. Well, how did you know?
Hint:
when posting a question it might be better to stick to the plain symptoms.
You can use diag together with Expect. Expect automates interacting with applications. It is available from the IBM Linux Toolbox as an RPM. Install the package, run autoexpect, use diag, end diag, exit, then have a look at the script.exp output. Sort the wheat from the chaff and you should end up with a nice script. Later when you are used to Expect you might directly write Expect scripts just as any other shell script.
Expect Homepage
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svk::log::changedpath
SVK::Log::ChangedPath(3) User Contributed Perl Documentation SVK::Log::ChangedPath(3)
NAME
SVK::Log::ChangedPath - changes made to a path during in a revision
SYNOPSIS
print "Path of change : ", $changed_path->path(), "
";
print "Action : ", $changed_path->action(), "
";
print "Property action: ", $changed_path->property_action(), "
";
...
DESCRIPTION
An object of this class represents a path which was modified in a particular revision. It provides methods to determine how the path was
modified. This class is intended for indirect use by log filters. Log filters may want to report about the paths that were modified
during a particular revision, but they shouldn't have to know the details of how SVK determines those changes. Encapsulating that
knowledge in this class allows log filters to focus on formatting, displaying and analyzing the logs.
METHODS
new $root, $path_name, $path_entry
SVK::Log::ChangedPath objects are usually created from SVK::Log::ChangedPaths and it's probably meaningless to construct them anywhere
else. Nevertheless, here's a brief description.
$root should be the return value from "SVK::Path->root()" $path_name is the key in the hash returned by "$root->paths_changed()"
$path_entry is the corresponding value from that hash.
action
Returns a single character indicating the way in which the content of the path was changed. This letter is the same as the first column in
the path line that you see when you do "svk log --verbose"
copied_from
If the path was copied from somewhere else in this revision, "copied_from()" returns the revision and path from which this path was copied.
The values are returned as a list with items in that order. Namely,
if ( $changed_path->is_copy() ) {
my ($rev, $path) = $changed_path->copied_from();
print "Copied from $path in revision $rev
";
}
is_copy
Returns true if the path was copied from somewhere else in this revision, otherwise, returns false.
path
Returns the full depot path for this changed path.
property_action
Returns a single character indicating the way in which the properties of the path were changed. This letter is the same as the second
column in the path line that you see when you do "svk log --verbose"
DIAGNOSTICS
None
CONFIGURATION AND ENVIRONMENT
SVK::Log::ChangedPath requires no configuration files or environment variables.
DEPENDENCIES
o SVK::Command::Log
INCOMPATIBILITIES
None known.
BUGS AND LIMITATIONS
None known.
perl v5.10.0 2008-08-04 SVK::Log::ChangedPath(3)