VCS::SnapshotCM::Tools - Tools for SnapshotCM Version Control

  use VCS::SnapshotCM::Tools;

  $vcs = VCS::SnapshotCM::Tools->new;

  $vcs->configure(server => 'scmsrv.mydomain');

  if ($vcs->exists_snapshot(snapshot => '/my-project/Current')) {
    # ...
  }

  # ... and lots more. Use the Source, Luke!

VCS::SnapshotCM::Tools is a collection of tools to query information from the SnapshotCM version control system.

SnapshotCM is available from http://www.truebluesoftware.com.

This module is mainly used to implement the functionality required by the tools whistory and wannotate. It lacks documentation as well as lots of possible features. The interface may change in backwards-incompatible ways. Use at your own risk.

Create a new VCS::SnapshotCM::Tools object. You may pass the same options as to the configure|/"configure" method.

Configures certain properties of a VCS::SnapshotCM::Tools object.

debug => 0 | 1

Turn debug output on or off.

server => server-hostname

Set a default server hostname.

project => project-name

Set a default project name.

Get workspace mapping information for the current directory.

Get workspace mapping information.

Try to guess the hostname of the SnapshotCM server.

Poorly named method that guesses local hostname and snapshot properties.

Check if a snapshot exists.

Get list of snapshots for a project.

Get list of files for a snapshot.

Read a certain revision of a file from a snapshot.

Get an IO::File reference to a certain revision of a file from a snapshot.

Read the diff between two revisions of a file.

Get an IO::File reference to the diff between two revisions of a file.

Get history information for a file.

Split a snapshot path into project and snapshot.

Explicitly rebuild the project cache. The project cache is required for splitting snapshot paths correctly.

Copyright (c) 2004 Marcus Holland-Moritz. All rights reserved. This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.

SnapshotCM is copyright (c) 2000-2003 True Blue Software Company.

See whistory, wannotate.