#! /usr/bin/perl
#
## NAME: searchclient.pl
## DESC: Does a search using client syntax of current workspace
#  Example: where the search string is 'foo'
#
#    p4 files //clientname/...foo...
#
# 1) In P4V, Click on Tools -> Manage Custom Tools. Click the 'New'
#     button and select 'Tool'.
#
# 2) Fill in the 'Name' field to identify the operation. For example:
#
#       Search Client
#
# 3) In P4V, under 'Application', enter in the path where the
#     script is located. Such as: C:\customtools\searchclient.pl
#
# 4) For the 'Arguments' enter these four *in this order*:
#
#       $u $p $c $D
#
#     They correspond with the four arguments passed into the script:
#     current user, current port, current client, search string.
#
# 5) In P4V: Click the check-boxes for 'Add to applicable context menus';
#     and 'Run tool in terminal window'. 
#
#     Also, click the check-boxes for 'Prompt user for arguments' and
#     under 'Description' for the prompt you can enter something like:
#
#       Enter file specification pattern - wild cards acceptable - and click OK
#
# 6) Click the 'OK' button and save your changes.
#

$user   = shift ARGV;		#The current user.
$server = shift ARGV;           #ip_address:port of your Perforce server.
$client = shift ARGV;		#The current workspace.
$srchstring = shift ARGV;       #The user entered search string

$p4 = "p4";		        #Absolute path to the p4 cli program.

$cmd = "$p4 -u $user -p $server files //$client/...$srchstring... |";

open RESULTS, $cmd
  or die "Cannot run file search command.\n\n";
  
$count = 0;

print "$cmd\n";
print "...\n";

while (<RESULTS>)
{
  chomp;
  
  print "$_\n";
  $count++;
}  

if($count ne 0) { print "\nFile search information complete.\n";   }
if($count eq 0) { print "\nNo results found.\n"; }

exit 0;