On Tuesday 08 March 2005 12:33, Robin Charlton wrote:
Apologies if the answer to this question is trivial - I'm just starting out
with ruby and p4 scripting....
No problem :)
Why I try and execute the following command at a dos command line it works
fine, but when I execute it through the ruby P4 object errors are reported,
as follows:
p4.run_integ("-d -t -f -n //Depot/Antics/Admin/General.dot
//Depot/Antics/Admin/General2.dot")
Errors:
Warnings:
Usage: integrate [ -c changelist# -d -D<flag> -f -h -i -I -n -r -s -t from
-v ] [ -b branch to... | from to ]
Invalid option: - -t -f -n //Depot/Antics/Admin/General.dot
//Depot/Antics/Admin/General2.dot.
c:/ruby/lib/ruby/1.8/P4.rb:122:in `run': [P4#run] Errors during command
execution( "p4 integ -d -t -f -n //Depot/Antics/Admin/General.dot
//Depot/Antics/Admin/General2.dot" ) (P4Exception)
from c:/ruby/lib/ruby/1.8/P4.rb:122:in `method_missing'
from p4_refactor.rb:281
What's going on here?
You need to quote the arguments separately. This is so P4Ruby can support
arguments with spaces in them. So you need to do something like this:
p4.run_integ( "-d", "-t", "-f", "-n",
"//Depot/Antics/Admin/General.dot",
"//Depot/Antics/Admin/General2.dot")
Tony
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