p4.php #2

<?php

// Load the module if necessary
if (!extension_loaded('PerforceClient')) 
{
    if (strtoupper(substr(PHP_OS, 0, 3) == 'WIN')) 
    {
	dl('perforce.dll');
    } 
    else 
    {
        dl('perforce.so');
    }
}

//
// Simple function to show the results of a p4 command. Useful
// for testing.
//
function show_results( $p4 )
{
    $o  = $p4->Output();
    $e  = $p4->Errors();
    $w  = $p4->Warnings();

    $co = count( $o );
    $ce = count( $e );
    $cw = count( $w );

    printf( "There were %d results, %d errors and %d warnings\n\n", 
    		$co, $ce, $cw );

    for( $idx = 0; $idx < $co; $idx++ )
    {
	printf( "RESULT[ %d ]:\n", $idx );

	if( is_array( $o[ $idx ] ) )
	{
	    reset( $o[ $idx ] );
	    while( list( $key, $val ) = each( $o[ $idx ] ) )
	    {
		printf( "\t%s\t-> %s\n", $key, $val );
	    }
	}
	else
	{
	    printf( "\t%s\n",  $o[ $idx ] );
	}
	printf( "\n" );
    }

    if( $ce == 0 && $cw == 0 ) return;


    if( $cw )
    {
	for( $idx = 0; $idx < $cw; ++$idx )
	{
	    printf( "WARNING[ %d ]: %s\n", $idx, $w[ $idx ] );
	}
    }
    if( $ce )
    {
	for( $idx = 0; $idx < $ce; ++$idx )
	{
	    printf( "ERROR[ %d ]: %s\n", $idx, $e[ $idx ] );
	}
    }

}

//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Start of main script
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
$p4 = new PerforceClient();
$p4->DebugLevel( 0 );

// Defaults to P4PORT, but here we override.
$p4->SetPort( "localhost:1666" );

//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Enable tagged mode. Mostly you want this or ParseForms() mode. Without
// one or the other, you'll be parsing a lot of output by hand.
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
$p4->Tagged();

//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Will convert Perforce forms into hashes and vice-versa. Implies tagged
// mode.
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
$p4->ParseForms();

//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Connect to server
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
if( ! $p4->Connect() )
{
    echo( "Failed to connect\n" );
    exit( 0 );
}
    
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Run a 'p4 info' and print the results
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
$res = $p4->Run( "info" );
show_results( $p4 );


//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Fetch the current definitions of our user account. Note
// that Run() returns an ARRAY, so if you're running a
// command that only returns one result, you must shift/pop/index
// the array
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
$res = $p4->Run( "user", "-o" );
$res = array_shift( $res );
show_results( $p4 );

//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Now we can modify the hash we got back and supply it as 
// input to a Perforce command. This example is commented
// out by default so that this script is not invasive.
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------

// $res[ "Email" ] = "someone@somewhere.com";
// $p4->SetInput( $res );
// $p4->Run( "user", "-i" );
// show_results( $p4 );

//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Similarly, you can do the same thing to submit a change
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------

// $change = array_shift( $p4->Run( "change", "-o" ) );
// $change[ "Description" ] = "Some change I wanted to submit";
// $p4->SetInput( $change );
// $p4->Run( "submit", "-i" );

$p4->Disconnect();
?>