Hi Tony,
you are right according to
x[ 'startFromRev' ] + 1
On the old environment with P4 2006.1 I did use
p4ruby-1.4841-1.8.0-setup.exe together with ruby185-21.exe.
Is there a possibility to see the P4Ruby revision by looking
into P4.rb or
something else?
You are right, I get the strings instead of the hashes, even
if I thought I
first had the hashes and only sometimes (error case: can't
branch from) the
strings...
Thanks a lot for your help.
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Tony Smith <tonysmee.org> schrieb am 09.10.2007
11:42:28:
> Hi Martin,
>
> > yes, adding "p4.api = 57" does help,
which means my small test tool
does
> > report now
> > ...
> >
//Allplan/Products/MAIN/NemAll_Data/NemAll_DataFertigteil/Fe
rtSource/sqattr
> >.cpp#3 - sync/integrate from
> >
//Allplan/Products/2005/LATEST/Libs_Allplan/Libs_Fertigteile
/fertallg/sqatt
> >r.cpp#2 ...
> >
> > Do you know the cause of this behaviour?
>
> Yes - using p4.api=57 causes the server to treat your
client like a
2004.1
> Perforce client and back then 'p4 integrate' didn't
support tagged
output. In
> P4Ruby, this means that you get a string instead of a
Hash.
>
> > The disadvantage of this modification "p4.api
= 57" is that the tool
needs
> > now 16 instead of 11 seconds...
>
> That's just because someone else was likely locking the
tables and slowed
you
> down (api=57 won't slow the server, or the client, down
- if anything it
> should be a fraction faster)
>
> I noticed that your script uses:
>
> output += x["startFromRev"].to_s
>
> and I think that's the problem: startFromRev needs to
be incremented to
be
> accurate as it's value is actually one less than the
first revision in
the
> range. So:
>
> startFromRev = 1
> endFromRev = 2
>
> means #2,2 (or, as Perforce formats it, just #2)
>
> So, in your script you should use x[ 'startFromRev' ] +
1.
>
> Now, the next question is: why doesn't it work in your
old environment?
My
> theory there is that your old P4Ruby build was built
with the 2004.2 API
> (i.e. api level 57), so it doesn't support tagged
output on 'p4
integrate'.
> This ties up with your version number as P4Ruby 1.4841
was released on
Mon
> Mar 07 2005, and 2004.2 was the current release at that
time.
>
> You can test this theory by removing the code that
handles string output
in
> your script and running it in your old environment - if
you get 'not
handled
> yet!' in your output (the message in your 'else'
block), then you know
that
> the old P4Ruby environment was just getting a String
from the server, and
not
> a Hash.
>
> Let me know if you need any more information.
>
> Regards,
>
> Tony
>
>
>
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