/* * Copyright 1995, 2000 Perforce Software. All rights reserved. * * This file is part of Perforce - the FAST SCM System. */ # include "stdhdrs.h" # include "strbuf.h" # include "strdict.h" # include "error.h" # include "handler.h" # include "filesys.h" # include "p4tags.h" # include "clientmerge.h" # include "clientresolvea.h" # include "clientuser.h" # include "keepalive.h" /* * ClientApi - the Perforce client API * * Basic flow: * * ClientUser ui; * ClientApi client; * * // SetPort(), SetProtocol() must happen _before_ the Init(). * * client.SetPort( somefunctionof( client.GetPort() ) ); //optional * client.SetProtocol( "var", "value" ); //optional * * client.Init( e ); * * // GetClient(), SetBreak(), SetProg() must happen _after_ the Init(). * * client.SetBreak( &k ); // optional * * client.SetProg( "MyApp" ); // optional * * client.SetVersion( "version" ); // optional * * client.SetClient( somefunctionof( client.GetClient() ) ); //optional * client.SetCwd( somefunctionof( client.GetCwd() ) ); //optional * client.SetUser( somefunctionof( client.GetUser() ) ); //optional * * while( !client.Dropped() ) * { * client.SetArgv( argc, argv ) * client.Run( func, &ui ) * } * * return client.Final( e ); * * Public methods: * * ClientApi::SetUi() - reset the ClientUser object used * ClientApi::SetProtocol() - ask for special server treatment * ClientApi::GetProtocol() - get a protocol capability * SetProtocol() is called before Init(); GetProtocol() after Run(). * * ClientApi::Init() - establish connection and prepare to run commands. * * ClientApi::SetVar() - set variable * ClientApi::SetVarV() - set variable using var=value syntax * ClientApi::SetArgv() - set unnamed variables (args for Run()) * ClientApi::GetVar() - get variable * * ClientApi::Run() - run a single command * ClientApi::Final() - clean up end of connection, returning error count. * ClientApi::Dropped() - check if connection is no longer serviceable * ClientApi::GetErrors() - get count of errors returned by server. * * ClientApi::RunTag() - run a single command (potentially) asynchronously. * ClientApi::WaitTag() - wait for a RunTag()/all RunTag()s to complete. * * ClientApi::SetCharset() * ClientApi::SetClient() * ClientApi::SetCwd() * ClientApi::SetHost() * ClientApi::SetLanguage() * ClientApi::SetPassword() * ClientApi::SetPort() * ClientApi::SetUser() - set client, current directory, host, port, or * user, overridding all defaults. SetPort() must be called * before Init() in order to take effect. The others must be * set before Run() to take effect. * * SetCwd() additionally searches for a new P4CONFIG file. * * ClientApi::SetBreak() - set a subclassed KeepAlive object (only * method IsAlive returns zero on dropped connection). Must * be called after Init() it order to take affect. * * ClientApi::SetProg() - set the name of the application program, * this will show up in 'p4 monitor' and server log output. * Must be called after Init() it order to take affect. * * ClientApi::SetVersion() - sets the version string of the application. * If not called, the version defaults to protocolClient. This * will be appended to the program name in 'p4 monitor' and * server log output. Like SetProg(), it must be called after * Init() to take effect. * * ClientApi::SetTicketFile() - set the location of the users ticketfile, * must be the full pathname to the file and not a directory. * * ClientApi::DefineCharset() * ClientApi::DefineClient() * ClientApi::DefineHost() * ClientApi::DefineLanguage() * ClientApi::DefinePassword() * ClientApi::DefinePort() * ClientApi::DefineUser() - sets client, port, or user in the registry * and (so as to take permanent effect) then calls SetClient(), * etc. to take immediate effect. * * ClientApi::GetBuild() * ClientApi::GetCharset() * ClientApi::GetClient() * ClientApi::GetCwd() * ClientApi::GetHost() * ClientApi::GetLanguage() * ClientApi::GetOs() * ClientApi::GetPassword() * ClientApi::GetPort() * ClientApi::GetUser() - get current directory, client, OS, port or user, * as determined by defaults or by corresponding set value. * GetClient()/GetHost() are not valid until after Init() * establishes the connection, because the hostname of the * local endpoint may serve as the default client name. * * Client::GetConfig() - get the filename pointed to by P4CONFIG, as * determined by enviro::Config(). * * ClientApi::SetIgnorePassword() - This function ignores passwords * that are found in the registry (NT), host environments or * configuration files. If this function is set then only * passwords supplied through SetPassword() will be honored. * Tickets continue to work as normal. Must be called before * Init() in order to take affect. */ class Client; class Ignore; class ClientApi : public StrDict { public: // caller's main interface ClientApi(); ~ClientApi(); void SetTrans( int output, int content = -2, int fnames = -2, int dialog = -2 ); void SetProtocol( const char *p, const char *v ); void SetProtocolV( const char *p ); StrPtr * GetProtocol( const char *v ); void Init( Error *e ); void Run( const char *func, ClientUser *ui ); int Final( Error *e ); int Dropped(); int GetErrors(); int GetTrans(); int IsUnicode(); void RunTag( const char *func, ClientUser *ui ); void WaitTag( ClientUser *ui = 0 ); void SetCharset( const char *c ); void SetClient( const char *c ); void SetCwd( const char *c ); void SetCwdNoReload( const char *c ); void SetHost( const char *c ); void SetIgnoreFile( const char *c ); void SetLanguage( const char *c ); void SetPassword( const char *c ); void SetPort( const char *c ); void SetUser( const char *c ); void SetProg( const char *c ); void SetVersion( const char *c ); void SetTicketFile( const char *c ); void SetEnviroFile( const char *c ); void SetCharset( const StrPtr *c ); void SetClient( const StrPtr *c ); void SetCwd( const StrPtr *c ); void SetCwdNoReload( const StrPtr *c ); void SetHost( const StrPtr *c ); void SetIgnoreFile( const StrPtr *c ); void SetLanguage( const StrPtr *c ); void SetPassword( const StrPtr *c ); void SetPort( const StrPtr *c ); void SetUser( const StrPtr *c ); void SetProg( const StrPtr *c ); void SetVersion( const StrPtr *c ); void SetTicketFile( const StrPtr *c ); void SetEnviroFile( const StrPtr *c ); void SetBreak( KeepAlive *k ); void DefineCharset( const char *c, Error *e ); void DefineClient( const char *c, Error *e ); void DefineHost( const char *c, Error *e ); void DefineIgnoreFile( const char *c, Error *e ); void DefineLanguage( const char *c, Error *e ); void DefinePassword( const char *c, Error *e ); void DefinePort( const char *c, Error *e ); void DefineUser( const char *c, Error *e ); const StrPtr &GetCharset(); const StrPtr &GetClient(); const StrPtr &GetClientNoHost(); const StrPtr &GetCwd(); const StrPtr &GetHost(); const StrPtr &GetIgnoreFile(); const StrPtr &GetLanguage(); const StrPtr &GetOs(); const StrPtr &GetPassword(); const StrPtr &GetPort(); const StrPtr &GetUser(); const StrPtr &GetConfig(); const StrPtr &GetBuild(); Ignore * GetIgnore(); void SetIgnorePassword(); public: // The old interface, where ui was held from the start ClientApi( ClientUser *ui ); void SetUi( ClientUser *i ); void Run( const char *func ); private: // Our StrDict implementation // Set strdict.h for various GetVar/SetVar calls StrPtr *VGetVar( const StrPtr &var ); void VSetVar( const StrPtr &var, const StrPtr &val ); private: Client *client; // wrapped up RPC ClientUser *ui; // the old way } ;
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#1 | 19358 | AnnaTito |
Populate -o //guest/perforce_software/p4connect/... //guest/AnnaTito/dev/p4connect/.... |
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//guest/perforce_software/p4connect/main/src/P4Bridge/p4api/include/p4/clientapi.h | |||||
#1 | 16209 | Norman Morse | Move entire source tree into "main" branch so workshop code will act correctly. | ||
//guest/perforce_software/p4connect/src/P4Bridge/p4api/include/p4/clientapi.h | |||||
#2 | 12135 | Norman Morse |
Integrate dev branch changes into main. This code is the basiis of the 2.7 BETA release which provides Unity 5 compatibility |
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#1 | 10940 | Norman Morse |
Inital Workshop release of P4Connect. Released under BSD-2 license |