If you can run svn and get its output you can run another app that does
allow you to print the output in the way you need. Why not run:
python my_svn_output_easy_to_parse.py checkout foo
BArry
At 29-01-2004 17:49, Joerg Hessdoerfer wrote:
>On Thursday 29 January 2004 01:52, Barry Scott wrote:
> > Its more powerful to use the svn interface binding for the language of
> > your choice. I have working client API for svn for Python (pysvn) and
> > subversion has its own SWIG'ed C API into Perl and others.
> >
> > Barry
> >
>Probably you're right. But for me it's a deployment nightmare. We (mostly)
>use
>a rather obscure development environment called LabVIEW, in which we (well,
>me) developed our wrapper. There's no API for that, obviously, and creating
>shared libraries for this purpose is a pain due to programming concepts.
>It (the wrapper) really works like a charm, but I'd like to be able to parse
>svn output better.
>Oh well, seems like I'm alone in this camp, so if I ever find some spare time
>I'll look into it.
>
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