package ui; import javax.swing.*; /** * Perforce SCM integration for Simulink. */ public class P4PasswordPane extends P4Pane { private JPasswordField password; public Object[] getFields() { checkNonEmpty(password); return new Object[] { "Password: ", password }; } public String getPassword() { return new String(password.getPassword()); } }
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#3 | 11645 | Paul Allen |
Refactoring and additional work on UI: Removed Connection class and went with global server/client objects. Implemented panes for connection, depot path and passwords. Passwords are only requested when required. Transferred from p4://perforce.perforce.com:1666@957149 |
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#2 | 11644 | Paul Allen |
Paul's changes: Refactor getAddress and getAddressForConfig to getPort and getP4JavaURI. There were a few cases when the wrong value was written + getPort was not working. Password had a null password object (now initilised) P4PaswordPane needs some work - must talk to Perfoce to see if it needs a pass or is already logged in. There are still sync -f (this is very bad) Think I miss understood the checkout method after finding and reading the JavaDoc. You were right to start. Looks like a p4 edit. Would like to set a break point and find out when it is used. Elliot's changes: * Changed export() to use p4 'print' * Connect/login now looks for P4TICKETS env var * Config no longer stores P4PASSWD or P4TICKETS * Removed P4TICKET functionality (was only for P4Jenkins) * Ensured we're using a global IServer object * checkout() now uses editFiles() (opens all files for edit) * Changed all "sync -f" to plain "sync" * Removed final client update with force flag * Removed error dialogues regarding login issues * Investigated use of P4IGNORE - I'll need to write my own filter, no big deal Transferred from p4://perforce.perforce.com:1666@955247 |
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#1 | 11643 | Paul Allen |
Unshelved from pending changelist '953729': Paul: Added: - getWorkspaceState() -- run a p4 status - getOpenedState() -- run p4 opened - getIgnoreState() -- run p4 add -n Modified: - add() -- seemed to call reopen? - P4FileState -- simple constructor for state Elliot: * global client and changelist object within the adapter * removed repeated client updates and changelist refreshes * removed 'reopen' in add * added calls to 'edit' where appropriate file states are found * made 'checkout' a pure sync, with no edits * commented a bunch of the @Override methods * added a call to haveList in getFileState so we can see versions of files in the project * changed the connection pane to look like p4v's * refactored a bit of the dialogue code, added calls to prompt for password (like p4v) * changed all log.trace() calls to log.debug() so the log file messiness can be controlled more easily Functionality that now works properly: * open project from source control, with properly-configured .p4config file * add new project to source control, with properly-configured .p4config file * add * edit * commit * revert * compare reversions (opens Simulink diff tool) Things to work on: * dialogues (particularily the password one, but the connection one is a bit dodge-y) * remove from project (possibly always making the Simulink project meta-data editable will fix this - it *almost* works) - the current issue is Simulink needs to edit the meta-data, but Perforce has made the files read-only, so Simulink throws up on itself Transferred from p4://perforce.perforce.com:1666@954622 |