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Perforce bindings for the LispWorks IDE
control-x p e "P4 Edit"
control-x p S "P4 Submit"
control-x p o "P4 Opened"
control-x p r "P4 Revert"
My purpose in writing this was to give me a simple integration between LispWorks and the Perforce SCM, enough to cut out (say) 90% of the context switches in return for 10% of the programming effort. I might come back and do the rest some time.
control-x p e "P4 Edit"
control-x p S "P4 Submit"
control-x p o "P4 Opened"
control-x p r "P4 Revert"
My purpose in writing this was to give me a simple integration between LispWorks and the Perforce SCM, enough to cut out (say) 90% of the context switches in return for 10% of the programming effort. I might come back and do the rest some time.
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To add a readme file:
(These commands require the latest Helix command line client and server installed locally,
both available for free on the Perforce Helix downloads page).
Clone the project:
Change to the project directory:
Create a readme file:
Reconcile your workspace:
Submit the changes:
Push changes to the Workshop:
p4 -d nicklevine-p4-lw clone -p public.perforce.com:1666 -f //guest/NickLevine/NickLevine/lw-p4/...Change to the project directory:
cd nicklevine-p4-lwCreate a readme file:
echo "My first readme" > README.mdReconcile your workspace:
p4 reconcileSubmit the changes:
p4 submit -d "adding readme file"Push changes to the Workshop:
p4 push