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== Wrapper for Linux 'svn' command for [[UniVerse]] and related programs/subroutines ==<br />
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This TCL Command line utility allows commands like:<br />
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SVN COMMIT DSI.BP AR.FREEZE AR.UNFREEZE<br />
SVN COMMIT DSI.BP -L DSI.BP.FLIST"<br />
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See SVN -H for more info.<br />
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Note that this also supports a custom 'Release file' format, the syntax is basically:<br />
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* <comment><br />
** <special comment used for svn commit commands><br />
SVN: <last commit #: auto-filled by SVN command><br />
RECOMPILE: <list of program files to recompile '*'; for example for global common changes><br />
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<filename>/<itemname><br />
<filename>/<itemname><br />
...<br />
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If files with this format are in '/home/release/<release#>/flist', the following commands are also enabled:<br />
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SVN COMMIT -R 570 : Commit EVERY program in Release 570 using the '**' line for the Comment<br />
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SVN COMPILE -R 570 : Compile EVERY program in Release 570: NOT REALLY SVN but it's handy!<br />
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SVN LISTS -R 570 : Save Select Lists for program files: NOT REALLY SVN but it's handy!<br />
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Included here are lots of supporting subroutines that we use extensively in many of our programs; here's a summary in case they're otherwise useful; but basically if they are all compiled and cataloged they 'should' work correctly (or could just be commented out in some cases; noted below).<br />
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STD.SETUP : Should always be run in LOGIN to setup some Global Common (RMS.COMMON). This is somewhat legacy and hasn't been cleaned up in awhile and does have some obsolete code; 'but it works'.<br />
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PARSE.CMDLINE: Handy utility to put command-line parameters; parameter count, etc; into Named Global Common.<br />
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CMDLINE.TEST: Test routine for PARSE.CMDLINE: handy for seeing the value of variables and cut/pasting into your calling routines.<br />
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GET.REALUSER: The user doing the 'svn' command is important; so this gets the 'real user' even when 'sudo'ed; it could be commented out if you don't do that.<br />
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ENV.COMMON: For 'GET.REALUSER' and other obscure issues; could be commented out and removed.<br />
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DEBUG.MSG: System for handling 'Debug' messages; see source for more info; or just comment out all 'DEBUG.MSG' calls.<br />
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OPEN.FILE: Replace with standard 'OPEN' statements if you don't want the caching, tracing, etc that this provides.<br />
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=== Source code with all related EQU's and subroutines ===<br />
*[[SVN]] - Core SVN program source code<br />
*[[EQU.CMDLINE]] - Equate for PARSE.CMDLINE<br />
*[[PARSE.CMDLINE]] - Parses a [[UniVerse]] command line into 'CMDLINE()' equates<br />
*[[GET.REALUSER]] - Utility to get the actual user even when 'sudo'ed in<br />
*[[OPEN.FILE]] - Utility to open a file or return cached file handle if already open<br />
*[[LOAD.ENV.COMMON]] - Utility to load standard environment variables<br />
*[[ENV.COMMON]] - Equates used by LOAD.ENV.COMMON<br />
*[[RMS.COMMON]] - Commons used by all Resource Management Systems programs<br />
*[[STD.SETUP]] - Must be run on LOGIN to setup misc Named Global Commons for all programs<br />
*[[DEBUG.MSG]] - Builds a list of Debug information for later display/email/etc.<br />
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