jedi-outcast/utils/Radiant/sourcesafe.h

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// Filename:- sourcesafe.h
//
// any questions: bug me -Ste.
#ifndef SOURCSAFE_H
#define SOURCSAFE_H
#define sEF1_SS_INI "\\\\RAVEND\\VSS\\SRCSAFE.INI"
#define sEF1_SS_PROJECT "$/StarTrek/BaseQ3/Maps" // note no slash on the end!
#define sCHC_SS_INI "\\\\Ravend\\vss_projects\\StarWars\\SRCSAFE.INI"
#define sCHC_SS_PROJECT "$/base/maps" // note no slash on the end!
extern CString g_cstrSourceSafeINI; // these default to sensible values for Trek, but can be changed
extern CString g_cstrSourceSafeProject; //
extern BOOL g_bUseSourceSafe; // only external for prefs setting, use "SS_FunctionsAvailable()" for query
// Usage notes:
//
// By choice, you should check "SS_FunctionsAvailable()" yourself before calling any of the functions below.
// They do check them internally (so no SS code is called if you've turned it off because of a bad connection etc)
// but since these all return bools it can be misleading as to whether (eg) SS code is disabled/missing, or the answer
// from the call was false. Likewise you should check if the item is under sourcesafe control before calling the other
// operations, else you'll get an error box if you try and check out an item not in the SS database, rather than it
// quietly ignoring the request if you make it part of you fopen() handler. Hokay?
//
// Note that because I don't have any flag documentation I don't allow multiple checkouts (because I don't know how to...)
// but you should do one of the function calls below to check that no-one else has the item checked out before attempting
// to check it out yourself, otherwise you'll just get an error box saying that he checkout failed, which is far less
// helpful.
//
// Likewise, if you do a check-in where nothing's changed, it won't show up in the history list because I don't know how
// to set the flag to say always-show-new-checkin-even-no-differences.
//
bool SS_FunctionsAvailable ( void );
bool SS_SetupOk ( void ); // similar to above, but doesn't care if functions are user-disabled (note that all other functions DO care, so this is only useful in rare places)
bool SS_IsUnderSourceControl( LPCSTR psPathedFilename ); // call this before deciding whether or not to call any others
bool SS_Add ( LPCSTR psPathedFilename );
bool SS_CheckIn ( LPCSTR psPathedFilename );
bool SS_CheckOut ( LPCSTR psPathedFilename );
bool SS_UndoCheckOut ( LPCSTR psPathedFilename );
bool SS_IsCheckedOut ( LPCSTR psPathedFilename );
bool SS_IsCheckedOutByMe ( LPCSTR psPathedFilename );
bool SS_ListVersions ( LPCSTR psPathedFilename, CString &strOutput ); // do whatever you want with the string
bool SS_ListCheckOuts ( LPCSTR psPathedFilename, CString &strOutput, int &iCount );
//
void SS_Startup_OnceOnly (void);
void SS_Shutdown_OnceOnly (void);
//
void SS_LoadFromRegistry(void);
void SS_SaveToRegistry(void);
#endif // #ifndef SOURCSAFE_H
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