On Sat, 8 Oct 2005, Andreas Podgurski wrote:
> svn_error_t *pError = NULL;
> apr_array_header_t *pTargets;
> const char *pUTF8File;
>
> svn_path_cstring_to_utf8(&pUTF8File,pFile,pLocalPool);
> pTargets = apr_array_make(pLocalPool,1,sizeof(const char *));
> APR_ARRAY_PUSH(pTargets,const char *) = pUTF8File;
>
> if((pError =
> svn_client_lock(pTargets,pComment,bSteal,pRuntime->pContext,pLocalPool)) !=
> NULL)
> throw CollectError(pError,__FILE__,__LINE__);
>
> Calling this throws an error "Working copy
> 'C:\Development\Subversion\VAGE\Testdaten\Mauscursor' locked". Funnily, the
> path is truncated by its suffix. So, now my questions are:
That's normal. IN the working copy, only directories are locked for
serialized access to the admin directory.
> - Why does it return this error message?
Hard to say without knowing what else your program is doing. Is it doing
something else before this svn_client_lock call that might keep a
write-lock on the WC. (You add a breakpoint in a debugger and run svn
status right before this call).
> - In the SDK-manual, it reads about paths only, but locks are possible to
> files only. Do paths mean file-paths and not directory-paths in this case?
When we say "path" that doesn't imply a directory. A path is a sequence of
names pointing at a directory entry; file or directory. For locks, this
only applies to files.
> - Have I missed something to get it correctly working? In the cmdline tool,
> it pushes the options on the array, while I'm building it by hand.
>
Your way of building up the array should be fine AFAICT.
Hope this helps,
//Peter
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Received on Sat Oct 8 22:25:35 2005