Hello,

  I'm trying to add a Monotone back-end to my GUI commit tool Qct.  I 
have most of it working now except for the actual commit itself.  
Monotone is expecting a passphrase to be entered on the command line in 
order to accept the commit, and this is anathema to a GUI app.  Is 
there a way around this (can I ask for the passphrase in a popup window 
then pass it to 'mtn commit' somehow)?

  I'm not subscribed to this list, so please include me personally in 
any replies.  Thanks.

<introduction>
  Qct is a Python/Qt4 application which is portable across Unix/Linux, 
OSX, and Windows (but not cygwin yet because it lacks Qt4).  It was 
written initially for Mercurial, but now supports back-ends for Bazaar, 
Perforce, and CVS.  Git and Subversion back-ends are also in progress.

  It tries to be very good at it's basic purpose: allowing you to browse 
your working directory changes, select which changes you wish to commit 
together (including selecting changes within single files), and then do 
the commit.

Development Repo: http://hg.borho.org/qct
Download Tarball: http://hg.borho.org/qct/archive/tip.tar.gz
</introduction>

Cheers

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Steve Borho ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
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