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Continuus - Perl interface to Continuus CM

• NAME
• SYNOPSIS
• DESCRIPTION
• CHANGE HISTORY
• METHODS
• AUTHOR

NAME

  Continuus - Perl interface to Continuus CM

SYNOPSIS

  use Continuus;

  Check out a file:

  use Continuus;

  $ccm = new Continuus;

  $ccm->start(database => '/proj/Continuus4/rig',
              host => 'stoxserv01');

  $ccm->checkOut(file => 'main.c',
                 version => '2');

  $ccm->stop();

DESCRIPTION

  The Continuus perl module is a interface to the most common Continuus functions.

CHANGE HISTORY

  0.1    Created.

METHODS

new:

  The new method creates a new Continuus object.

start:

  The start method starts a new Continuus session.

  Parameters:
   database: Database to open.
   
   host: Hostname to start the engine on.

   iniFile: Ini file to read.

  Example:
   $ccm->start(database => "/proj/Continuus0/rig/", host => "stoccm01");

command:

  The command method acts as a interface to all other Continuus functions
  not implemented in the Continuus module.

  Parameters:
   command: The command to be executed by Continuus

  Example:
  $ccm->command('status');

stop:

  The stop command quits the current Continuus session.

  Parameters:
   None.

query:

  The query command is a interface to the Continuus query command.

  Parameters:
   query: The query string
   flags: Flags to pass to Continuus.
   Format: Formatting options.

  Example:
   $ccm->query(query => "status='released'", flags => "-u", format => "%objectname");

checkOut:

  Checks out a file.

  Parameters:
   file: The file to check out.
   version: The version to set on the new file.

  Example:
   $ccm->checkOut(file => "main.c", version => "1.1");

checkIn:

  Checks in a file.

  Parameters:
   file: The file to check out.
   comment: The comment to set on the new file.

  Example:
   $ccm->checkIn(file => "main.c", comment => "Created");

reconfigure:

  Reconfigure command

  Parameters:
   project: The project to reconfigure.
   parameters: Other parameters to pass to the reconfigure command.

  Example:
   $ccm->checkOut(file => "main.c", version => "1.1");

debugOn:

  Sets the debugging information on.

debugOff:

  Sets the debugging information off.

AUTHOR

Henrik Jönsson henrik7205@hotmail.com

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