"Alexander Klenin" <klenin@gmail.com> wrote on 09.11.2007 12:31:24:
> On Nov 9, 2007 8:20 PM, <Stefan.Fuhrmann@etas.com> wrote:
> > "Alexander Klenin" <klenin@gmail.com> wrote on 09.11.2007 07:04:04:
>
> > But the idea is to limit that to XML I/O (i.e. exchange / import
> > log data without hogging the server). Whether it will support
> > merge info is yet to decide. Basically, the output would be
> > similar to
> >
> > svn log --xml [-v] [-rR1[:R2]] URL[@peg]
> >
> > Would such a simple XML I/O sufficient for your use-case?
>
> Yes, although slightly less efficient (due to extra parsing required).
> I would also like an ability to show log from the working copy (i.e.
> omitting URL),
> but I presume this is implied?
Not necessarily, if this is only cached data I/O (without
fetching data from SVN). But we may support WC paths and
auto-update as well (see below).
> I re-read issuetracker entry, and, on the one hand, did not notice
> anything about command-line client,
> but, oh the other hand, noticed that you have already tested XML output.
Sorry, I thought I had been more explicit in the issue tracker.
The idea is that the LogCache.Exe control tool that provides
some interface for basic cache manipulation like
* list caches plus a little statistics (size etc.)
* add / remove caches
* update caches (fetch new entries from repository)
* XML or other I/O
It is *not* intended to become a SVN.exe replacement.
> Is it true that XML output is implemented and just lacks user
> interface to access it?
There is a small test client: $TSVNRoot\src\LogCache\LogCache.vcproj
It uses CXMLLogReader and CXMLLogWriter for file I/O.
However, there is no full-fletched XML I/O interface, yet.
> If so, could you please point me to the code you used for testing it --
> perhaps I will be able to implement command-line interface myself?
Implementing such a thing shouldn't be hard to do:
* (let something) parse the CL parameters
* implement ILogReceiver:
- sort *changes (if not NULL)
- push formatted text to some output stream
- test for Ctrl-Break (optional)
* if some revision is given as HEAD:
- optionally use SVN::GetRootAndHead() to efficiently map
HEAD to a "proper" revision number
* instantiate CCacheLogQuery and call Log()
This will work similar to what LogDlg is doing (i.e. all path
formats should be supported, auto-fetch data from repository,
revision order is always descending).
You are very welcome to give it a try. Maybe we should look
for a proper EXE name. Any suggestions? TortoiseLog?
-- Stefan^2.
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