Change 15330
* SchemaParser
* client-side file objects
* improved cmd line options parser
* fixed many bugs
* added/fixed/improved validators
* added auto-cmd name changes when mismatch with expected vs retrieved
number of records
* added ap-side path resolver (`p4 where`) since sometimes we can't know a user's
intentions (I.e. when referencing a relative p4 path) - so we guess
* added separate object loader to treat files and revs separately from other
types of objects
* separate file object 'read' attribute from 'select', so that there's a
clear picture of what we are asking... That is, the thing of interest
(i.e.: file content is the thing of interest when request file records)
... therefore:
>>> with op4n('//depot/files/...','r') as reader:
>>> ... query = ('change.user=mart','depotFile#\.py$')
>>> ... files = reader(query).select()
the query isn't all that specific and there's
a good change this would return multiple records,
so unless we really want to get the file content
of multiple files, it would make sense to specify
`.select()` as opposed to `read()`
* note: individual records can access the `read`
attribute to retrieve a file's content, I.e.: with
the sample above, we could do:
>>> for file in files:
>>> ... content = file.read()
* making much better use of sec definitions to validate spec input / validation
* and more stuff...
** ALL READ test are passing test, including multi-threaded tests! :)
* new in tools:
- class zipper (to interact with 'p4 zip' & 'unzip'
- class p4get (like apt-get for p4 software, but something that
works - will figure out dependencies, change permission bits,
download, read files from url, git/hg clones, ftp, etc...)
* client-side file objects
* improved cmd line options parser
* fixed many bugs
* added/fixed/improved validators
* added auto-cmd name changes when mismatch with expected vs retrieved
number of records
* added ap-side path resolver (`p4 where`) since sometimes we can't know a user's
intentions (I.e. when referencing a relative p4 path) - so we guess
* added separate object loader to treat files and revs separately from other
types of objects
* separate file object 'read' attribute from 'select', so that there's a
clear picture of what we are asking... That is, the thing of interest
(i.e.: file content is the thing of interest when request file records)
... therefore:
>>> with op4n('//depot/files/...','r') as reader:
>>> ... query = ('change.user=mart','depotFile#\.py$')
>>> ... files = reader(query).select()
the query isn't all that specific and there's
a good change this would return multiple records,
so unless we really want to get the file content
of multiple files, it would make sense to specify
`.select()` as opposed to `read()`
* note: individual records can access the `read`
attribute to retrieve a file's content, I.e.: with
the sample above, we could do:
>>> for file in files:
>>> ... content = file.read()
* making much better use of sec definitions to validate spec input / validation
* and more stuff...
** ALL READ test are passing test, including multi-threaded tests! :)
* new in tools:
- class zipper (to interact with 'p4 zip' & 'unzip'
- class p4get (like apt-get for p4 software, but something that
works - will figure out dependencies, change permission bits,
download, read files from url, git/hg clones, ftp, etc...)
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