1SVK::Util(3)          User Contributed Perl Documentation         SVK::Util(3)
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NAME

6       SVK::Util - Utility functions for SVK classes
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SYNOPSIS

9           use SVK::Util qw( func1 func2 func3 )
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DESCRIPTION

12       This is yet another abstraction function set for portable file, buffer
13       and IO handling, tailored to SVK's specific needs.
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15       No symbols are exported by default; the user module needs to specify
16       the list of functions to import.
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CONSTANTS

19   Constant Functions
20       IS_WIN32
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22       Boolean flag to indicate whether this system is running Microsoft
23       Windows.
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25       DEFAULT_EDITOR
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27       The default program to invoke for editing buffers: "notepad.exe" on
28       Win32, "vi" otherwise.
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30       TEXT_MODE
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32       The I/O layer for text files: ":crlf" on Win32, empty otherwise.
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34       HAS_SYMLINK
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36       Boolean flag to indicate whether this system supports "symlink()".
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38       HAS_SVN_MIRROR
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40       Boolean flag to indicate whether we can successfully load SVN::Mirror.
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42   Constant Scalars
43       $SEP
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45       Native path separator: platform: "\" on dosish platforms, "/"
46       otherwise.
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48       $EOL
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50       End of line marker: "\015\012" on Win32, "\012" otherwise.
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FUNCTIONS

53   User Interactivity
54       get_prompt ($prompt, $pattern)
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56       Repeatedly prompt the user for a line of answer, until it matches the
57       regular expression pattern.  Returns the chomped answer line.
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59       edit_file ($file_name)
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61       Launch editor to edit a file.
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63       get_buffer_from_editor ($what, $sep, $content, $filename, $anchor,
64       $targets_ref)
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66       XXX Undocumented
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68       get_encoding
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70       Get the current encoding from locale
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72       get_encoder ([$encoding])
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74       from_native ($octets, $what, [$encoding])
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76       to_native ($octets, $what, [$encoding])
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78   File Content Manipulation
79       read_file ($filename)
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81       Read from a file and returns its content as a single scalar.
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83       write_file ($filename, $content)
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85       Write out content to a file, overwriting existing content if present.
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87       slurp_fh ($input_fh, $output_fh)
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89       Read all data from the input filehandle and write them to the output
90       filehandle.  The input may also be a scalar, or reference to a scalar.
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92       md5_fh ($input_fh)
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94       Calculate MD5 checksum for data in the input filehandle.
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96       mimetype ($file)
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98       Return the MIME type for the file, or "undef" if the MIME database is
99       missing on the system.
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101       mimetype_is_text ($mimetype)
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103       Return whether a MIME type string looks like a text file.
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105       is_binary_file ($filename OR $filehandle)
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107       Returns true if the given file or filehandle contains binary data.
108       Otherwise, returns false.
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110   Path and Filename Handling
111       abspath ($path)
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113       Return paths with components in symlink resolved, but keep the final
114       path even if it's symlink.  Returns "undef" if the base directory does
115       not exist.
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117       abs_path_noexist ($path)
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119       Return paths with components in symlink resolved, but keep the final
120       path even if it's symlink.  Unlike abs_path(), returns a valid value
121       even if the base directory doesn't exist.
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123       abs2rel ($pathname, $old_basedir, $new_basedir, $sep)
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125       Replace the base directory in the native pathname to another base
126       directory and return the result.
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128       If the pathname is not under $old_basedir, it is returned unmodified.
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130       If $new_basedir is an empty string, removes the old base directory but
131       keeps the leading slash.  If $new_basedir is "undef", also removes the
132       leading slash.
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134       By default, the return value of this function will use $SEP as its path
135       separator.  Setting $sep to "/" will turn native path separators into
136       "/" instead.
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138       catdir (@directories)
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140       Concatenate directory names to form a complete path; also removes the
141       trailing slash from the resulting string, unless it is the root
142       directory.
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144       catfile (@directories, $pathname)
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146       Concatenate one or more directory names and a filename to form a
147       complete path, ending with a filename.  If $pathname contains
148       directories, they will be splitted off to the end of @directories.
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150       catpath ($volume, $directory, $filename)
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152       XXX Undocumented - See File::Spec
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154       devnull ()
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156       Return a file name suitable for reading, and guaranteed to be empty.
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158       get_anchor ($need_target, @paths)
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160       Returns the (anchor, target) pairs for native path @paths.  Discard the
161       targets being returned unless $need_target.
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163       get_depot_anchor ($need_target, @paths)
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165       Returns the (anchor, target) pairs for depotpaths @paths.  Discard the
166       targets being returned unless $need_target.
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168       catdepot ($depot_name, @paths)
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170       make_path ($path)
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172       Create a directory, and intermediate directories as required.
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174       splitpath ($path)
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176       Splits a path in to volume, directory, and filename portions.  On
177       systems with no concept of volume, returns an empty string for volume.
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179       splitdir ($path)
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181       The opposite of "catdir()"; return a list of path components.
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183       tmpdir ()
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185       Return the name of the first writable directory from a list of possible
186       temporary directories.
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188       tmpfile (TEXT => $is_textmode, %args)
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190       In scalar context, return the filehandle of a temporary file.  In list
191       context, return the filehandle and the filename.
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193       If $is_textmode is true, the returned file handle is marked with
194       "TEXT_MODE".
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196       See File::Temp for valid keys of %args.
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198       is_symlink ($filename)
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200       Return whether a file is a symbolic link, as determined by "-l".  If
201       $filename is not specified, return "-l _" instead.
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203       is_executable ($filename)
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205       Return whether a file is likely to be an executable file.  Unlike
206       "is_symlink()", the $filename argument is not optional.
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208       can_run ($filename)
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210       Check if we can run some command.
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212       is_uri ($string)
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214       Check if a string is a valid URI.
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216       move_path ($source, $target)
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218       Move a path to another place, creating intermediate directories in the
219       target path if neccessary.  If move failed, tell the user to move it
220       manually.
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222       traverse_history (root => $fs_root, path => $path, cross => $cross,
223       callback => $cb($path, $revision))
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225       Traverse the history of $path in $fs_root backwards until the first
226       copy, unless $cross is true.  We do cross renames regardless of the
227       value of $cross being non-zero, but not -1.  We invoke $cb for each
228       $path, $revision we encounter.  If cb returns a nonzero value we stop
229       traversing as well.
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231       is_path_inside($path, $parent)
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233       Returns true if unix path $path is inside $parent.  If they are the
234       same, return true as well.
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236       uri_escape($uri)
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238       Returns escaped URI.
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240       uri_unescape($uri)
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242       Unescape escaped URI and return it.
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244       is_depotpath($path)
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246       Check if a string is a valid depotpath.
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