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;;; p4-lowlwevel.el --- low-level support for Perforce operations in Emacs -*- lexical-binding: t; -*-
;; Copyright (C) 2009 Magnus Henoch
;; Copyright (C) 2002 Curl Corporation.
;; Author: Jonathan Kamens <jik@kamens.brookline.ma.us>
;; Maintainer: Magnus Henoch <magnus.henoch@gmail.com>
;; $Id$
;; The path above is on the Perforce server public.perforce.com:1666.
;; You can get this file using a P4 client talking to that depot, or
;; from the URL
;; http://public.perforce.com/guest/magnus_henoch/vc-p4/p4-lowlevel.el.
;; This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
;; it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
;; the Free Software Foundation; either version 2, or (at your option)
;; any later version.
;;
;; This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
;; but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
;; MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
;; GNU General Public License for more details.
;;
;; You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
;; along with this program; if not, you can either send email to this
;; program's maintainer or write to: The Free Software Foundation,
;; Inc.; 59 Temple Place, Suite 330; Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA.
;;; Commentary:
;; This file provides an Emacs-lisp interface to the Perforce client
;; functionality which is necessary to implement support for Perforce
;; in Emacs VC mode.
;;; Code:
(defgroup p4-lowlevel nil
"Emacs-lisp interface to Perforce operations."
:group 'tools)
(defcustom p4-lowlevel-p4-program "p4"
"*The `p4' program to run to execute Perforce commands."
:type 'string
:group 'p4-lowlevel)
(defcustom p4-lowlevel-diff-switches '("-du")
"*The flags to use when calling `p4 diff' or `p4 diff2'."
:type '(choice (const :tag "None" nil)
(repeat :tag "Argument List"
:value ("")
string))
:group 'p4-lowlevel)
(defcustom p4-lowlevel-command-messages nil
"*If non-nil, display run messages from P4 commands.
If ‘vc-command-messages’ is bound and non-nil, it does the same
thing."
:type 'boolean
:group 'p4-lowlevel)
(defcustom p4-lowlevel-ignore-error-list '("file(s) up-to-date")
"*A list of Perforce errors to ignore.
Note that each item in the list can be a portion of the error
string you wish to ignore."
:type '(repeat (string :tag "Error to Ignore"))
:group 'p4-lowlevel)
(define-error 'p4-error
"A Perforce error occurred")
(define-error 'p4-not-logged-in-error
"You’re not logged in to Perforce"
'p4-error)
(defun p4-lowlevel-locate-p4 ()
"Attempts to locate the p4 command.
Used by `vc-p4-registered' to avoid an error on systems on which
the Perforce client is not installed."
(if (and (boundp 'exec-suffixes) (fboundp 'file-executable-p))
(locate-file p4-lowlevel-p4-program exec-path exec-suffixes 'file-executable-p) ; GNU Emacs
(locate-file p4-lowlevel-p4-program exec-path '("" ".btm" ".bat" ".cmd" ".exe" ".com") 'executable))) ; XEmacs
(defun p4-lowlevel-command-to-buffer (args &optional input output)
"Call `p4-lowlevel-p4-command' with specified list of ARGS.
ARGS can be a list or a single string argument. Do not specify the
`-s' argument to p4; it is always specified by this function. The
remaining arguments are optional. If INPUT is non-nil, it is a buffer
or file to use as input. If OUTPUT is non-nil, it is a buffer in
which to insert the command's output at point; otherwise, a temporary
buffer is created.
If the p4 invocation is unsuccessful, checks to make sure there's an
`exit:' line at the end of the output with a non-zero value in it; if
not, it adds such a line containing either the non-zero exit status or
the signal information from `call-process', after deleting any
previous `exit: 0' line (which shouldn't be there since the
`call-process' failed).
Returns the buffer containing the program output."
(if (stringp args)
(setq args (list args)))
(let* (apply-args p4-args call-func string-command exit-status
(temp-name " *p4-lowlevel-output*")
(output-buffer (or output (p4-lowlevel-get-buffer-create temp-name)))
(my-default-directory default-directory))
(save-excursion
(set-buffer output-buffer)
(while (and my-default-directory
(not (file-exists-p my-default-directory))
(not (string= "" my-default-directory)))
(setq my-default-directory
(file-name-as-directory
(file-name-directory (directory-file-name
my-default-directory)))))
(if (not (file-exists-p my-default-directory))
(setq my-default-directory "/"))
(erase-buffer)
(if (bufferp input)
(progn (set-buffer input)
(setq call-func 'call-process-region)
(setq apply-args (list (point-min) (point-max)
p4-lowlevel-p4-program nil)))
(setq call-func 'call-process)
(setq apply-args (list p4-lowlevel-p4-program input)))
(setq p4-args (append (list "-s") args))
(if (p4-lowlevel-command-messages)
(progn (setq string-command
(mapconcat (lambda (s) s)
(append (list p4-lowlevel-p4-program)
p4-args) " "))
(message "Running %s..." string-command)))
(let ((default-directory my-default-directory))
(setq exit-status (apply call-func
(append apply-args (list output-buffer nil)
p4-args))))
(if (p4-lowlevel-command-messages)
(message "Running %s... exit %s" string-command exit-status))
(if (and (numberp exit-status) (zerop exit-status)) t
(set-buffer output-buffer)
(goto-char (point-max))
(forward-line -1)
(if (looking-at "^exit: [^0]") t
(if (looking-at "^exit:")
(kill-line 1)
(goto-char (point-max))
(or (looking-at "^") (insert "\n")))
(insert "exit: ")
(if (numberp exit-status)
(insert (format "%d" exit-status))
(insert exit-status))
(insert "\n")))
output-buffer)))
(defun p4-lowlevel-buffer-to-alist (&optional buffer)
"Convert the current buffer containing p4 output to an alist.
If optional argument BUFFER is non-nil, converts that buffer
instead. The returned alist contains one element for each `unit'
in the buffer. A `unit' is either a line containing a
tag (`info:' or `info#:', `error:', `exit:', etc.) or a block of
text with no tag. The car of each element is the tag for the
line (i.e., the string to the left of the colon, or `text' for
text units), and the cdr is the value for the line (i.e.,
everything after the first `: ' sequence) or the entire block of
text without a tag (including newlines other than the last one).
The alist is in the same order as the contents of the buffer."
(save-excursion
(if buffer (set-buffer buffer))
;; Strip CR from end of line
(goto-char (point-min))
(while (search-forward "\r" nil t)
(delete-char -1))
(let (alist tag value
(last-match-end (point-min)))
(goto-char last-match-end)
(while (re-search-forward "^\\([A-Za-z0-9]+\\): \\(.*\\)" nil t)
(if (not (= (match-beginning 1) last-match-end))
(progn (setq tag "text"
value (buffer-substring last-match-end
(- (match-beginning 1) 1))
alist (cons (cons tag value) alist))))
(setq tag (match-string 1)
value (match-string 2)
alist (cons (cons tag value) alist)
last-match-end (+ (match-end 2) 1)))
(if (not (= last-match-end (point-max)))
(progn (setq tag "text"
value (buffer-substring last-match-end
(- (point-max) 1))
alist (cons (cons tag value) alist))))
(nreverse alist))))
(defun p4-lowlevel-command-to-alist (args &optional input)
"Call `p4-lowlevel-command-to-buffer' and then `p4-lowlevel-buffer-to-alist'.
Passes ARGS and optional INPUT to
`p4-lowlevel-command-to-buffer'. Hands the resulting buffer to
`p4-lowlevel-buffer-to-alist' for parsing. Kills the output
buffer when it has been parsed. Returns the resulting alist on
success, or the return value of `p4-lowlevel-command-to-buffer'
on failure."
(let ((output-buffer (p4-lowlevel-command-to-buffer args input))
return-value)
(setq return-value (p4-lowlevel-buffer-to-alist output-buffer))
(kill-buffer output-buffer)
return-value))
(defun p4-lowlevel-re-assoc (key alist)
"Get elements matching regexp KEY in ALIST, or nil if none."
(let (element matching-alist)
(while alist
(setq element (car alist)
alist (cdr alist))
(if (string-match key (car element))
(setq matching-alist (cons element matching-alist))))
(nreverse matching-alist)))
(defun p4-lowlevel-should-ignore-error (error-string)
"Determines whether the error specified by ERROR-STRING should be ignored."
(if (stringp error-string)
(let (should-ignore)
(dolist (item p4-lowlevel-ignore-error-list should-ignore)
(if (string-match item error-string)
(progn
(setq should-ignore t)
(if p4-lowlevel-command-messages
(message "Ignoring error: %s" error-string))))))
nil))
(defun p4-lowlevel-successful-alist-p (output)
"Determines if OUTPUT, a buffer or alist, is from a successful p4 command.
Does this by confirming that OUTPUT is a buffer or alist, that there
are no `error' keys in it, and that its `exit' element (if any) has a
value of 0."
(if (bufferp output)
(setq output (p4-lowlevel-buffer-to-alist output)))
(if (not (listp output))
nil
(let ((element (assoc "exit" output)))
(if (not (or (not element) (equal (cdr element) "0")))
nil
(if (p4-lowlevel-re-assoc "^error" output)
(let ((err (assoc "error" output)))
(if (and (not (null err)) (p4-lowlevel-should-ignore-error (cdr err)))
t
nil))
t)))))
(defun p4-lowlevel-items-matching-tag (tag output)
"Return a list of the items matching TAG in p4 OUTPUT, or nil if none.
OUTPUT may be a buffer or alist."
(if (bufferp output)
(setq output (p4-lowlevel-buffer-to-alist output)))
(mapcar (lambda (pair) (cdr pair)) (p4-lowlevel-re-assoc tag output)))
(defun p4-lowlevel-lines-matching-tag (tag output)
"Return a string containing the lines matching TAG in p4 OUTPUT.
Return nil if none of the lines match TAG. OUTPUT may be a buffer
or alist. The lines are terminated by newlines. The tags are not
included in the string."
(if (bufferp output)
(setq output (p4-lowlevel-buffer-to-alist output)))
(let* ((alist (p4-lowlevel-re-assoc tag output))
(lines (apply 'concat
(apply 'append
(mapcar (lambda (pair)
(list (cdr pair) "\n")) alist)))))
(if (equal lines "")
nil
lines)))
(defun p4-lowlevel-errors (output)
"Return a string containing the errors in p4 OUTPUT, or nil if none.
OUTPUT may be a buffer or alist. The error lines are separated by
newlines, but there is no ending newline on the string."
(let ((errors (p4-lowlevel-lines-matching-tag "^error" output)))
(if errors
(substring errors 0 -1)
nil)))
(defun p4-lowlevel-info-lines (output)
"Return a string containing the info in p4 OUTPUT, or nil if none.
OUTPUT may be a buffer or alist. The info lines are terminated by
newlines."
(p4-lowlevel-lines-matching-tag "^info" output))
(defun p4-lowlevel-text (output)
"Return a string containing the text in p4 OUTPUT, or nil if none.
OUTPUT may be a buffer or alist. The text lines are terminated by
newlines."
(p4-lowlevel-lines-matching-tag "^text" output))
(defun p4-lowlevel-command-or-error (args &optional input output-format noerror)
"Execute p4 command specified by ARGS and return output or signal error.
Pass optional argument INPUT to `p4-lowlevel-command-to-buffer'.
If optional argument OUTPUT-FORMAT is \'string, return a string
containing the output (including tags). If it is \'buffer, return
the temporary buffer containing the output. If it is a buffer,
put output in that buffer and return it. If it is anything else,
return an alist of the output. If optional fourth argument
NOERROR is true, then returns nil rather than raising an error."
(let* (errors error-buffer return-value
(output-buffer (p4-lowlevel-command-to-buffer args input
(if (bufferp output-format)
output-format)))
(output-alist (p4-lowlevel-buffer-to-alist output-buffer)))
(if (p4-lowlevel-successful-alist-p output-alist) t
(setq errors (or (p4-lowlevel-errors output-alist) "Unknown error"))
(kill-buffer output-buffer)
(or noerror
(when (string-match (rx string-start "Perforce password (P4PASSWD) invalid or unset.") errors)
(signal 'p4-not-logged-in-error nil))
(if (not (string-match "\n" errors))
(error "P4 error: %s" errors)
(setq error-buffer (p4-lowlevel-get-buffer-create
" *p4-lowlevel-error*"))
(set-buffer error-buffer)
(erase-buffer)
(insert errors)
(goto-char (point-min))
(pop-to-buffer error-buffer nil t)
(resize-temp-buffer-window)
(error ""))))
(cond
(errors (setq return-value nil))
((eq output-format 'string)
(save-excursion (set-buffer output-buffer)
(setq return-value (buffer-string)))
(kill-buffer output-buffer))
((or (eq output-format 'buffer) (bufferp output-format))
(setq return-value output-buffer))
(t (setq return-value output-alist)
(kill-buffer output-buffer)))
return-value))
(defun p4-lowlevel-command-into-buffer (args buffer)
"Execute p4 command specified by ARGS, raising errors when necessary.
If BUFFER is a string, then puts output in buffer whose name is
formed by concatenating ` *p4-lowevel-', BUFFER-NAME, and
`*' (e.g., if BUFFER is `diff', then output goes in buffer `
*p4-lowevel-diff*'). If BUFFER is a buffer, then puts output in
that buffer. Returns the buffer."
(let* ((output-alist (p4-lowlevel-command-or-error args))
(output-buffer (if (bufferp buffer) buffer
(p4-lowlevel-get-buffer-create
(concat " *p4-lowlevel-" buffer "*"))))
text)
(save-excursion
(set-buffer output-buffer)
(erase-buffer)
(insert (p4-lowlevel-lines-matching-tag "^\\(text\\|info\\)" output-alist))
output-buffer)))
(defun p4-lowlevel-command-messages ()
"Return t if ‘vc-command-messages’ bound and true.
Fall back to the value of ‘p4-lowlevel-command-messages’."
(if (and (boundp 'vc-command-messages) vc-command-messages)
t
p4-lowlevel-command-messages))
(defun p4-lowlevel-canonicalize-revision (rev)
"Turn REV into a form which can be concatenated to file names in P4 commands."
;; There is some ambiguity here, since a number can be either a revision
;; number (#rev) or a change number (@change). We assume that a bare number is
;; a revision number.
(if rev
(if (eq rev t)
nil
(if (string= rev "")
nil
(if (string-match "\\`[0-9]+\\'" rev)
(concat "#" rev)
(if (not (string-match "^[#@]" rev))
(concat "@" rev)
rev))))))
;; Here's what we need to support from the "p4 add" command, at least for the
;; time being:
;;
;; Do NOT need to support "-c".
;; Do NOT need to support "-t".
;; Do NOT need to support the specification of multiple files.
(cl-defun p4-lowlevel-add (file &key client)
"Tell Perforce to add FILE to the repository.
Returns nil or raises an error on failure. If CLIENT is non-nil
it is passed along as the Perforce client to use."
(let* ((client-args (if client (list "-c" client)))
(args (append client-args (list "add" file))))
;; Note that because "p4 -s add" has bugs, at least as of p4 99.2, this won't
;; necessarily detect when the add fails, e.g., because of an attempt to add a
;; file which already exists in the repository.
(p4-lowlevel-command-or-error args)))
(cl-defun p4-lowlevel-delete (file &key client)
"Tell Perforce to delete FILE from the repository.
Returns nil or raises an error on failure. If CLIENT is non-nil
it is passed on as the Perforce client to use."
(let* ((client-args (if client (list "-c" client)))
(args (append client-args (list "delete" file))))
(p4-lowlevel-command-or-error args)))
;; Here's what we need to support from the "p4 change" command, at least for the
;; time being:
;;
;; Do NOT need to support "-f".
;; Do NOT need to support "-d".
;; DO need to support "-o".
;; DO need to support "-i".
;; DO need to support specified changelist #'s.
(cl-defun p4-lowlevel-change (&key buffer op client)
"Create or edit a P4 changelist from/to BUFFER.
If optional OP is a number, then the corresponding changelist is
retrieved into BUFFER, or into a new buffer if BUFFER is nil. If
OP is non-nil and not a number, then then BUFFER should contain
an existing changelist which is saved to the database; the number
of the new or updated changelist is returned. If OP is nil then a
new changelist is retrieved into BUFFER (or a new buffer). The
output buffer is returned. If CLIENT is non-nil it is passed on
as the Perforce client to use."
(let* ((input-buffer (if (and op (not (numberp op))) buffer nil))
(flag-arg (if (or (not op) (numberp op)) "-o" "-i"))
(number-arg (if (numberp op) (list (number-to-string op))))
(client-args (if client (list "-c" client)))
(args (append client-args (list "change" flag-arg) number-arg))
alist info)
(setq alist (p4-lowlevel-command-or-error args input-buffer nil))
(setq info (p4-lowlevel-info-lines alist))
(if (and op (not (numberp op)))
(if (string-match "\\([0-9]+\\)" info)
(string-to-number (match-string 1 info))
(error "P4 error: could not parse info \"%s\"" info))
(if (not buffer)
(setq buffer (p4-lowlevel-get-buffer-create
" *p4-lowlevel-change*")))
(save-excursion
(set-buffer buffer)
(erase-buffer)
(insert (p4-lowlevel-info-lines alist))
buffer))))
(cl-defun p4-lowlevel-changes
(file-pattern &key output-format rev1 rev2 i-flag l-flag m-val s-val client)
"Call “p4 changes” command on FILE-PATTERN.
Optional OUTPUT-FORMAT is as described in
`p4-lowlevel-command-or-error'. Optionally, limit output to the
revisions between REV1 and REV2. If I-FLAG is non-nil, pass `-i';
if L-FLAG is non-nil, pass `-l'; if M-VAL is non-nil, pass that
value with `-m'; if S-VAL is non-nil, pass that value with `-s'.
If CLIENT is non-nil it is passed on as the Perforce client to
use."
(setq rev1 (p4-lowlevel-canonicalize-revision rev1)
rev2 (p4-lowlevel-canonicalize-revision rev2))
(let ((full-file
(if (or rev1 rev2)
(format "%s%s,%s" file-pattern (or rev1 "") (or rev2 ""))
file-pattern))
(i-list (if i-flag (list "-i")))
(l-list (if l-flag (list "-l")))
(m-list (if m-val (list "-m" (if (numberp m-val)
(number-to-string m-val)
m-val))))
(s-list (if s-val (list "-s" s-val)))
(client-args (if client (list "-c" client))))
(p4-lowlevel-command-or-error (append
client-args
(list "changes")
i-list l-list m-list s-list
(list full-file))
nil output-format)))
;; Here's what we need to support from the "p4 diff" command, at least for the
;; time being:
;;
;; DO need to support "-d<flag>".
;; DO need to support "-f" (in fact, need to specify it all the time).
;; Do NOT need to support "-s<flag>".
;; DO need to support "-t" (in fact, need to specify it all the time).
;; DO need to support diffing a single file.
;; Do NOT need to support diffing multiple files.
(cl-defun p4-lowlevel-diff (files &key rev buffer client)
"Run `p4 diff' on FILES at revision REV.
Return a buffer containing the results. REV is in the syntax
described by `p4 help revisions'. If REV is nil, compare the
client's synced revision to the file on disk. Uses
`p4-lowlevel-diff-switches' to determine flags to pass to `p4
diff'. If optional BUFFER is non-nil, put output in that buffer.
If CLIENT is non-nil it is passed on as the Perforce client to
use."
(unless (listp files)
(setq files (list files)))
(setq rev (p4-lowlevel-canonicalize-revision rev))
(setq files
(mapcar (lambda (file)
(if (file-directory-p file)
(concat (directory-file-name file) "/...")
file))
files))
(let* ((file-specs (if rev
(mapcar (lambda (file) (concat file rev)) files)
files))
(client-args (if client (list "-c" client)))
(diff-args (append client-args (list "diff") p4-lowlevel-diff-switches
(list "-f" "-t") file-specs))
(buffer (p4-lowlevel-command-into-buffer diff-args
(or buffer "diff"))))
buffer))
(cl-defun p4-lowlevel-diff-s (file flag &key client)
"Run `p4 diff -s' on FILE, using FLAG as the argument to `-s'.
Return a list of the matching files. If CLIENT is non-nil it’s
passed on as the Perforce client to use."
(p4-lowlevel-items-matching-tag
"^info"
(let* ((client-args (if client (list "-c" client)))
(args (append client-args (list "diff" (format "-s%s" flag) file))))
(p4-lowlevel-command-or-error args))))
;; Here's what we need to support from the "p4 diff2" command, at least for the
;; time being:
;;
;; DO need to support "-d<flag>".
;; Do NOT need to support "-q".
;; DO need to support "-t" (in fact, need to specify it all the time).
;; Do NOT need to support "-b".
(cl-defun p4-lowlevel-diff2 (file1 file2 &key rev1 rev2 buffer client)
"Run `p4 diff2' on FILE1 and FILE2 and return a buffer containing the results.
If optional REV1 and/or REV2 are non-nil, they specify the
revisions to diff in the syntax described by `p4 help revisions'.
If optional BUFFER is non-nil, output goes in that buffer. Uses
`p4-lowlevel-diff-switches' to determine flags to pass to `p4
diff2'. If CLIENT is non-nil it’s passed on as the Perforce
client to use."
(setq rev1 (p4-lowlevel-canonicalize-revision rev1)
rev2 (p4-lowlevel-canonicalize-revision rev2))
(let* ((file1-spec (if rev1 (concat file1 rev1) file1))
(file2-spec (if rev2 (concat file2 rev2) file2))
(client-args (if client (list "-c" client)))
(diff-args (append client-args (list "diff2") p4-lowlevel-diff-switches
(list "-t" file1-spec file2-spec)))
(buffer (p4-lowlevel-command-into-buffer diff-args
(or buffer "diff"))))
buffer))
;; Here's what we need to support from the "p4 edit" command, at least for the
;; time being:
;;
;; Do NOT need to support "-c".
;; Do NOT need to support "-t".
;; Do NOT need to support the specification of multiple files.
(cl-defun p4-lowlevel-edit (file &key client)
"Tell Perforce we want to edit FILE.
Returns non-nil on success or nil on failure (or raises an
error). If CLIENT is non-nil it’s passed on as the Perforce
client to use."
(let* ((client-args (if client (list "-c" client)))
(args (append client-args (list "edit" file))))
(p4-lowlevel-command-or-error args)))
;; Here's what we need to support from the "p4 filelog" command, at least for
;; the time being:
;;
;; DO need to support "-i".
;; DO need to support "-l".
;; Do NOT need to support "-m".
;; Do NOT need to support the specification of multiple files.
(cl-defun p4-lowlevel-filelog (file &key buffer long follow-branches limit client)
"Fetch the p4 log of FILE and return a buffer containing it.
If optional BUFFER is non-nil, put output in that buffer. If
optional LONG is non-nil, return long output (i.e., pass the `-l'
flag). If optional FOLLOW-BRANCHES is non-nil, include pre-branch
log entries in output (i.e., pass the `-i' flag). If LIMIT is
non-nil, get only the last LIMIT log entries. If CLIENT is
non-nil it will be passed on as the Perforce client to use."
(let* ((long-flag (if long (list "-l")))
(branch-flag (if follow-branches (list "-i")))
(limit-flag (if limit (list "-m" (number-to-string limit))))
(client-args (if client (list "-c" client)))
(args (append client-args (list "filelog") long-flag branch-flag limit-flag (list file))))
(p4-lowlevel-command-into-buffer args (or buffer "log"))))
(cl-defun p4-lowlevel-opened (file &key client)
"Fetch the string returned by running `p4 opened' on FILE.
Optional argument CLIENT is passed on to the p4 command as the
Perforce client to use for the operation."
(let* ((client-args (if client (list "-c" client)))
(args (append client-args (list "opened" file))))
(p4-lowlevel-command-or-error args nil 'string)))
;; Here's what we need to support from the "p4 fstat" command, at least for the
;; time being:
;;
;; Do NOT need to support any command-line switches.
;; Do NOT need to support the specification of multiple files.
(cl-defun p4-lowlevel-fstat (file &key rev noerror client)
"Fetch p4 information about FILE (optionally, at REV).
REV should be in the syntax described by `p4 help revisions'.
Returns a list of field-name/value elements on success, or raises
an error on failure. If optional third argument NOERROR is true,
then returns nil rather than raising an error on failure. If FILE
matches multiple files, then returns a list of lists of
field-name/value elements. Optional argument CLIENT is passed on
to the p4 command as the Perforce client to use for the
operation."
(setq rev (p4-lowlevel-canonicalize-revision rev))
(let* ((file-spec (if rev (concat file rev) file))
(client-args (when client (list "-c" client)))
(args (append client-args (list "fstat" file-spec)))
(alist (p4-lowlevel-re-assoc
"^info" (p4-lowlevel-command-or-error args nil nil noerror)))
element line field value values lists)
(while alist
(setq element (car alist)
alist (cdr alist)
line (cdr element))
(if (not (string-match " " line))
t
(setq field (substring line 0 (match-beginning 0))
value (substring line (match-end 0)))
(if (string= field "depotFile") ; we assume depotFile is
; always first
(if (not values)
t
(setq lists (cons (nreverse values) lists))
(setq values nil)))
(setq values (cons (cons field value) values))))
(when values
(setq lists (cons (nreverse values) lists)))
(if (= (length lists) 1)
(car lists)
lists)))
(cl-defun p4-lowlevel-info (&key client)
"Return an alist representing the output of `p4 info'.
Optional argument CLIENT is passed on to the p4 command as the
Perforce client to use for the operation."
(let* ((client-args (if client (list "-c" client)))
(args (append client-args (list "info")))
(base-alist (p4-lowlevel-command-or-error args nil nil t))
(info-elements (p4-lowlevel-re-assoc "^info" base-alist))
line tag value info-alist element)
(while info-elements
(setq element (car info-elements)
info-elements (cdr info-elements)
line (cdr element))
(if (string-match ": " line)
(setq tag (substring line 0 (match-beginning 0))
value (substring line (match-end 0))
info-alist (cons (cons tag value) info-alist))))
(nreverse info-alist)))
(cl-defun p4-lowlevel-print (file &key rev output-format quiet client)
"Retrieve the contents of FILE using `p4 print'.
If optional REV is non-nil, retrieve that revision, which should
be in the syntax described by `p4 help revisions'. Optional
OUTPUT-FORMAT is interpreted as described for
`p4-lowlevel-command-or-error'. If optional QUIET is non-nil,
then the `-q' flag is passed to `p4 print'. Optional argument
CLIENT is passed on to the p4 command as the Perforce client to
use for the operation."
(setq rev (p4-lowlevel-canonicalize-revision rev))
(let* ((fullfile (if rev (concat file rev) file))
(quiet-args (if quiet (list "-q")))
(client-args (if client (list "-c" client)))
(args (append client-args (list "print") quiet-args (list fullfile))))
(p4-lowlevel-command-or-error args nil output-format)))
;; Here's what we need to support from the "p4 reopen" command, at least for the
;; time being:
;;
;; DO need to support "-c changelist#", so that we can reopen a file in
;; the default changelist before submitting it.
;; Do NOT need to support "-t".
;; Do NOT need to support the specification of multiple files.
(cl-defun p4-lowlevel-reopen (file &key changelist client)
"Call `p4 reopen' on FILE.
Optional CHANGELIST specifies the changelist to which to move it.
Optional argument CLIENT is passed on to the p4 command as the
Perforce client to use for the operation."
(let* ((client-args (if client (list "-c" client)))
(changelist-args (if changelist (list "-c" changelist)))
(args (append client-args (list "reopen") changelist-args (list file))))
(p4-lowlevel-command-or-error args)))
;; Here's what we need to support from the "p4 resolve" command, at least for
;; the time being:
;;
;; DO need to support "-af" (in fact, need to specify it all the time).
;; Do NOT need to support "-am", "-as", "-at", "-ay".
;; Do NOT need to support "-f".
;; Do NOT need to support "-n".
;; DO need to support "-t" (in fact, need to specify it all the time).
;; Do NOT need to support "-v".
;; Do NOT need to support the specification of multiple files.
(cl-defun p4-lowlevel-resolve (file &key client)
"Call `p4 resolve' on FILE.
Specifies the `-af' and `-t' options to ensure a non-interactive
resolve. Raises an error if the command fails. Optional argument
CLIENT is passed on to the p4 command as the Perforce client to
use for the operation."
(let* ((client-args (if client (list "-c" client)))
(args (append client-args (list "resolve" "-af" "-t" file))))
(p4-lowlevel-command-or-error args)))
;; Here's what we need to support from the "p4 revert" command, at least for the
;; time being:
;;
;; Do NOT need to support "-a".
;; Do NOT need to support "-c".
;; Do NOT need to support the specification of multiple files.
(cl-defun p4-lowlevel-revert (file &key client)
"Tell Perforce to revert FILE.
Optional argument CLIENT is passed on to the p4 command as the
Perforce client to use for the operation."
(let* ((client-args (if client (list "-c" client)))
(args (append client-args (list "revert" file))))
(p4-lowlevel-command-or-error args)))
;; Here's what we need to support from the "p4 submit" command, at least for the
;; time being:
;;
;; Only need to support non-interactive use; therefore, only need to
;; support "p4 submit -i".
(cl-defun p4-lowlevel-submit (change-spec &key client)
"Call `p4 submit' on CHANGE-SPEC, which should be a string or buffer.
Optional argument CLIENT is passed on to the p4 command as the
Perforce client to use for the operation."
(let* ((client-args (if client (list "-c" client)))
(args (append client-args (list "submit" "-i")))
buffer)
(if (bufferp change-spec)
(setq buffer change-spec)
(setq buffer (p4-lowlevel-get-buffer-create
" *p4-lowlevel-submit-input*"))
(save-excursion
(set-buffer buffer)
(erase-buffer)
(insert change-spec)))
(p4-lowlevel-command-or-error args buffer)))
;; Here's what we need to support from the "p4 sync" command, at least for the
;; time being:
;;
;; DO need to support "-f".
;; Do NOT need to support "-n".
;; DO need to support the specification of a file revision.
;; Do NOT need to support the specification of multiple files.
(cl-defun p4-lowlevel-sync (file &key rev force client)
"Call `p4 sync' for FILE.
If optional REV is specified, use that revision specifier. If
optional FORCE is non-nil, pass the `-f' flag. Optional argument
CLIENT is passed on to the p4 command as the Perforce client to
use for the operation."
(setq rev (p4-lowlevel-canonicalize-revision rev))
(let* ((fullfile (if rev (concat file rev) file))
(force-args (if force (list "-f")))
(client-args (if client (list "-c" client)))
(args (append client-args (list "sync") force-args (list fullfile))))
(p4-lowlevel-command-or-error args)))
(cl-defun p4-lowlevel-integrate (from-file to-file &key rev1 rev2 force client)
"Call `p4 integrate' from FROM-FILE to TO-FILE.
Optionally a revision range can be specified by REV1 and REV2,
forcing the integration (i.e., specifying `-f' to `p4 integrate'
if FORCE is non-nil. Optional argument CLIENT is passed on to the
p4 command as the Perforce client to use for the operation."
(setq rev1 (p4-lowlevel-canonicalize-revision rev1)
rev2 (p4-lowlevel-canonicalize-revision rev2))
(let* ((force-arg (if force (list "-f")))
(from-full (if (or rev1 rev2)
(format "%s%s,%s" from-file (or rev1 "") (or rev2 ""))
from-file))
(client-args (if client (list "-c" client)))
(args (append client-args (list "integrate") force-arg (list from-full to-file))))
(p4-lowlevel-command-or-error args)))
(defun p4-lowlevel-client-version (&optional noerror)
"Return the Perforce client version string from `p4 -V'.
Returns the third field of the last line of output from `p4 -V', or
signals an error if the invocation failed. if optional NOERROR is
non-nil, returns nil instead of signaling an error."
(let ((version-string (p4-lowlevel-command-or-error "-V" nil 'string
noerror)))
(if (string-match "\n[^/\n]+/[^/\n]+/\\([^\n/]+\\)/.*\n?\\'"
version-string)
(setq version-string (match-string 1 version-string)))
version-string))
(defun p4-lowlevel-get-buffer-create (name)
"A specialization of ‘get-buffer-create’.
Always change ‘default-directory’ of the returned buffer to the
current ‘default-directory’, even if the buffer already exists.
Argument NAME is passed directly to `get-buffer-create', so check
the documentation for that function to see its purpose."
(let ((buf (get-buffer-create name))
(caller-default-directory default-directory))
(save-excursion
(set-buffer buf)
(setq default-directory caller-default-directory))
buf))
(defun p4-lowlevel-local-clients ()
"Find the clients that are available on the current host."
(mapcar (lambda (client) (alist-get "client" client nil nil #'string=))
(seq-filter (lambda (client) (string= (alist-get "Host" client nil nil #'string=)
(system-name)))
(p4-lowlevel-clients))))
(defun p4-lowlevel-clients ()
"Get the clients available."
(let ((lines (p4-lowlevel-command-to-alist `("-z" "tag" "clients" "-u" ,(user-login-name)))))
(seq-reduce (lambda (acc itm)
(p4-lowlevel-clients-parse-line acc itm))
lines nil)))
(defun p4-lowlevel-clients-parse-line (acc line)
"Parse a given line for information and store it in ACC.
ACC is an alist of found keys and their values from the output in
LINE."
(pcase (car line)
((pred (string= "info1"))
(let ((values (split-string (cdr line) " ")))
(pcase (car values)
((pred (string= "client"))
(cons (list (cons (car values) (cadr values))) acc))
((or (pred (string= "Update"))
(pred (string= "Access"))
(pred (string= "Owner"))
(pred (string= "Options"))
(pred (string= "SubmitOptions"))
(pred (string= "LineEnd"))
(pred (string= "Root"))
(pred (string= "Host"))
(pred (string= "Stream"))
(pred (string= "Type"))
(pred (string= "Description")))
(cons (cons (cons (car values)
(cadr values))
(car acc))
(cdr acc)))
(_ acc))))
(`("exit" . ,result)
(if (not (= result 0))
(error "Clients returned non-zero exit code")))
(_ acc)))
(cl-defun p4-lowlevel-login (&key password status)
"Call ‘p4 login’ with arguments.
PASSWORD should be a string representing the password to use to
log in to Perforce. If STATUS is specified the status of the
current ticket is displayed (if there is one) instead."
(let* ((status-args (and status '("-s")))
(args (append '("login") status-args)))
(condition-case err
(with-temp-buffer
(when password (insert password))
(p4-lowlevel-command-or-error args (current-buffer)))
(p4-not-logged-in-error
(unless status (signal (car err) (cdr err)))))))
(cl-defun p4-lowlevel-rename (from-file to-file &key changelist preview server-only)
"Call ‘p4 move -r’ with arguments.
FROM-FILE is the source file. TO-FILE is the destination.
CHANGELIST specifies which changelist the operation should be
added to. If PREVIEW is specified, don’t actually do the
operation. If SERVER-ONLY is specified it means to do the move
only on the server and not touch the local files."
(let* ((changelist-args (and changelist `("-c" ,changelist)))
(preview-args (and preview '("-n")))
(server-only-args (and server-only '("-k")))
(args (append '("move" "-r")
changelist-args
preview-args
server-only-args
(list from-file to-file))))
(p4-lowlevel-command-or-error args)))
(provide 'p4-lowlevel)
(provide 'p4-lowlevel)
;;; p4-lowlevel.el ends here
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