SVK − A Distributed Version Control System
use SVK; use SVK::XD; $xd = SVK::XD−>new (depotmap => { '' => '/path/to/repos'}); $svk = SVK−>new (xd => $xd, output => \$output); # serialize the $xd object for future use. $svk−>ls ('//'); # check $output for its output ...
"SVK" is the class that loads SVK::Command and invokes them. You can use it in your program to do what you do with the svk command line interface.
Options to "new":
xd |
SVK::XD object that handles depot and checkout copy mapping. |
output
A scalar reference. After command invocation the output will be stored in the scalar. By default the output is not held in any scalar and will be printed to STDOUT.
All methods are autoloaded and deferred to "SVK::Command−>invoke".
svk, SVK::XD , SVK::Command.