On May 17, 2006, at 11:15, Saku Ytti wrote:
> I'm considering moving cvs based system to svn, however one of my
> scripts
> heavily relies on being able to checkout to stdout.
>
> My SVN alternative seems to be 'ls' the directory then 'cat' each
> file, but calling svn binary this many times will most probably
> make my application perform worse than cvs.
> I looked into SVN::Client, however it doesn't allow checking out
> to an array, only to a filesystem. It also does not allow catting
> to an array, only to a filehandle. It might have been acceptable
> to do ls in perl and then cat in foreach loop.
>
> Is there canonical solution to this?
I'm not familiar with CVS. You want to send multiple files from the
repository directly to stdout, all concatenated together? I don't
think Subversion does that. I only know "svn cat" which will output
one file to stdout.
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Received on Wed May 17 12:19:24 2006