Hi Dimitri,
Apologies for the delay - I've been offline for a few days.
> I wrote:
> > What's the relation between the Perl module found
on Tony Smith's page
> > and the following package?
> >
ftp://perforce.com/pub/perforce/r07.3/tools/p4perl.tgz
>
> Reading this Web page:
> http:/
/www.perforce.com/perforce/loadsupp.html
> clears things up:
> Please note that the P4Perl API available in the
Public Depot
> has been deprecated and is not supported.
Right. There's been a lot of demand over the years for
Perforce to adopt
P4Perl, P4Ruby and, more recently, P4Python. As of 2007.3,
we're doing just
that, and we've taken the opportunity to correct some legacy
mistakes in the
originals while we're at it.
> May I suggest to update the old Web page:
> http://public.perforce.com/guest/tony_sm
ith/perforce/API/Perl/index.html
> with a similar comment?
Absolutely. I have such a change all ready to go, but I am
waiting until the
GA release before I submit it.
> By the way, the RELNOTES.txt file from the new Perforce
P4Perl reads:
>
> The following methods have been deleted from the P4
class and
> are no longer available:
>
> Dropped() - Use IsConnected()
> Init() - Use Connect()
> IsParseForms() - Form parsing is now always
on
> [...]
>
> Please add Final() to the list of obsolete functions
that have been
> deleted: Final() - Use Disconnect()
Thanks - will do.
Regards,
Tony
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