I'd like to avoid the COM route since a commandline wrapper should be able to work ok on *nix as well. However since the source is available it should be possible to create a p4 library either completely managed or managed with some p/Invokes such that it would build across platforms.
I think the commandline wrapper is probably the better way to go initially - certainly it will be quicker :)
Ian
Mike Roberts wrote:
Ian MacLean wrote:
Bob,
They are. I've gotten a bit sidetracked - and then I had 3 weeks vacation. Jean Rajotte posted his own simplified version of a p4 task on nant-users. I was going to go thru and finish my port of Ant's p4 tasks and merge in what Jean has done.
There have been quite a few requests for this so I will nudge it up a level in my TODO list.
In case you wanted to do something different to a straight port, there's an COM DLL available for perforce, and there's examples of querying Perforce in C# at http://public.perforce.com/guest/robert_cowham/perforce/API/p4com/main/index.html. I don't know much more about it than that. :)
Mike
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