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# __________________________________________________________________________________
#
# Purpose:
# PERL Script to emulate SLM's 'delfile' command
#
# Parameters:
# See Usage below
#
# Output:
# Perforce output or the appropriate error message or usage statement
#
# __________________________________________________________________________________
#
# Load common SLM wrapper subroutine module
#
use SlmSubs;
#
# Parse command line arguments
#
SlmSubs::ParseArgs(@ARGV);
#
# Call usage and exit if ParseArgs has set the Usage or InvalidFlag flags or there
# were no arguments given
#
if ($Usage or $InvalidFlag or $NoArgumentsGiven)
{
print $ErrorMessage;
&Usage;
exit 1;
}
#
# Need to have a file list
#
if ((!@FileList) and (!@DirList))
{
print "\n";
print "Error: No files specified\n";
print "\n";
&Usage;
exit 1;
}
system "$SourceControlClient revert @FileList @DirList> nul 2>&1";
system "$SourceControlClient delete @FileList @DirList> nul 2>&1";
#
# Initialize lists
#
@DelFilesList = ();
SlmSubs::CreateSubmitList("delete", \@DelFilesList);
if (@DelFilesList)
{
@SubmitOutput = SlmSubs::PerforceRequest("submit", \@DelFilesList);
print "@SubmitOutput";
#
# Remove any empty directories
#
if ($Recursive)
{
system "mtdir /d /e";
}
}
else
{
print "There are no files to delete\n";
}
sub Usage
# __________________________________________________________________________________
#
# Prints out a usage statement for this script. In this case usurped from SLM's
# 'delfile' usage statement
#
# Parameters:
# None
#
# Output:
# The usage statement
#
# __________________________________________________________________________________
{
print q/Usage: delfile [-?fhr] [-c comment] [file1] [file2... ]
Arguments:
-h prints out this message.
-r (recursive) removes all files in a given directory and in every
subdirectory under that directory from the project. If no directory
is specified in the file argument, the current directory is assumed.
If a pattern is included, such as *.asm, only deletes files that match
the pattern.
-c supplies the same comment for all files (otherwise, you are prompted
for one).
/;
}