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| #5 | 1011 | Tony Smith |
Moved Perl API stuff one level down to make way for upcoming Ruby interface. |
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| #4 | 929 | Tony Smith |
Add support for form parsing to Perl API. Allows Perforce specs (change, client, user etc.) to be parsed by the API and returned as Perl hashes rather than strings which must be parsed by the user. P4 module also has some new methods which make it easy to use this feature. Sample code: ------------------- use P4; my $p4 = new P4; $p4->ParseForms(); $p4->Init() or die( "Can't connect to Perforce" ); $p4->Edit( "filename" ); my $change = p4->GetChange(); $change->{ 'Description' } = "Some text"; $p4->SubmitSpec( $change ); print( $p4->ErrorCount() ? "Submit failed\n" : "Submit OK\n" ); ------------------- |
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| #3 | 638 | Tony Smith | Add a note on the __eh_pc problem to the README file | ||
| #2 | 576 | Tony Smith | Add an example script showing how to use the Perl API. | ||
| #1 | 549 | Tony Smith |
Renamed the working directory to P4-Client as I've discovered that MakeMaker is quite happy with that and doesn't require a version number in the directory name. |
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| #1 | 527 | Tony Smith | Release P4::Client version 0.51 with Win32 support | ||
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| #2 | 511 | Tony Smith | Completed the process of renaming P4::ClientApi to P4::Client | ||
| #1 | 509 | Tony Smith |
Renamed P4::ClientApi to P4::Client as it's more friendly and that's what it's called on CPAN. Subsequent changes include the actual renaming inside the code, this just creates the branch |
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| #1 | 501 | Tony Smith |
First publicly released version of the Perl interface to the Perforce API. |
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