Renaud Waldura wrote:
> Hello Tortoise Users,
>
> I'm writing a daily report of Subversion activity. Instead of attaching
> textual diffs, I want the report to include links that fire up a diff
> program. The report is sent by email, and the links look like (I made
> this up):
>
> <a
> href="diff:svn://server/repos/myproject/trunk/dir/file.txt?rev1=234&rev2=235">
>
> /myproject/trunk/dir/file.txt
> </a>
>
> How can I start a program from a link inside of an email? I wrote a
> batch (.cmd) script that does what I want next: parse the URL, get the
> file from Subversion at rev1 and rev2 (using "svn cat"), start up the
> diff program to look at both.
>
> But I'm having a hard time bridging the gap between the link and this
> script. It seems to me I should register a protocol handler for the
> "diff" protocol, but I have no idea how to do this.
>
> Any comments/pointers?
Comments:
I like the idea. But I wonder how your diff tool can get the two files
(one for each revision)? Or does your script fetch those files for the
diff tool?
Pointers:
To register a protocol handler, you have to create some entries in the
registry.
[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT]
[diff]
(Default) = "URL:My Diff Handler"
URL Protocol = ""
[DefaultIcon]
(Default) = "Icon_for_diff_handler.ico"
[shell]
[open]
[command]
(Default) = "c:\whatever\difftool.exe "%1""
Stefan
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Received on Sat Jan 21 16:13:46 2006