Road Trip Reviewed by Christian Pyle Directed by Todd Phillips Written by Todd Phillips and Scot Armstrong Starring Seann William Scott, Breckin Meyer, D. J. Qualls, Paulo Costanzo, Amy Smart, and Tom Green Grade: C+
"Road Trip" is this year's offering to the audience of "There's Something About Mary" and "American Pie." Its hero, Josh Porter (Breckin Meyer), attends the University of Ithaca, New York, while his sweetheart since childhood, Tiffany (Rachel Blanchard of TV's "Clueless"), goes to the University of Texas at Austin. Tiffany hasn't returned any of his calls for awhile, and Josh worries that she's dumping him for someone else. He records a video-taped plea for her attention and asks a friend to mail it. Later, after hearing that Tiffany isn't sleeping in her dorm room, Josh succumbs to the advances of Beth (Amy Smart) and allows her to tape their erotic exploits. Of course, the wrong video tape is mailed to Texas, and the road trip is on. Desperate to retrieve the tape before Tiffany sees it, Josh sets out to Texas with three companions: the overly sexed E. L. (Seann William Scott), the overly neurotic Rubin (Paulo Costanzo), and the overly virginal Kyle (D. J. Qualls).
Meanwhile, Barry (Tom Green), a space cadet who's been at Ithaca for seven years, is in charge of feeding a small mouse to Rubin's pet snake. He's obsessed with the sick thrill of feeding one live animal to another, and this chore occupies his attention for most of the movie. When Beth comes around looking for Josh, Barry tells her Josh went to see Tiffany in "Austin, Massachusetts."  A fourth storyline: Kyle's domineering dad (Fred Ward) believes that Kyle has been kidnapped and follows the trail of Josh and the boys. A fifth: a creepy graduate student (Anthony Rapp) who's stalking Beth plots to keep Josh from passing philosophy.
I remember seeing an interview with Mike Myers about the making of "Wayne's World." He said when they finished filming it, it was too short. So they put together some more stuff, and it was still too short. So they put together some more stuff . . . A similar process probably followed Todd Phillips and Scot Armstrong's idea to make a movie about a bunch of guys on a road trip where funny stuff happens. Their screenplay seems to follow the "Wayne's World" model of padding out a thin plot by adding gags. The material in "Road Trip" that actually develops the plot or the characters is sparse. Josh and his posse make detours as unlikely as selling semen, visiting Barry's grandparents, and bluffing their way into an all-black fraternity.
The good news: all those gags that seem thrown in are really funny. I laughed throughout the movie, especially during Barry's attempts at feeding the snake and during a scene where the boys decide to jump Kyle's car over a collapsed bridge. If you enjoy the "Something About Mary" style of comedy, you'll have a good time watching "Road Trip."
Given Tom Green's prominence in the trailers and posters, his fans might expect his character to be the protagonist or to at least be included in the titular road trip. However, despite the fact that his scenes have nothing to do with the main plot, "Road Trip" cuts back to him frequently, and he provides more than his share of laughs. In addition to the snake-feeding subplot, Barry appears in a framing sequence in which he relates the tale of the road trip to a group of prospective students.
The boyish and bony D. J. Qualls will emerge as an unlikely favorite of audiences because his character Kyle is irresistibly sweet and is also the only character that is developed during the course of the movie. The actor who plays the hero, Breckin Meyer, who previously appeared in "Clueless" and "Go," brings little to the party. Josh is a bland rendition of "typical college guy." He has surprisingly little emotional involvement in the love triangle at the center of the plot; he seems to be with Tiffany out of habit and with Beth for purely physical reasons.
Bottom line: Lots of laughs if you if you don't need frills like a plot or character development.
© 2000 Christian L. Pyle
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Welcome to EndCraft!
About
EndCraft is a Minecraft server I've owned for about # years. I've been working on and off developing and running the server over that time, which really doesn't yeild results. So, I decided to create this website; a place to leave public files and archives of EndCraft to help people develop other servers.
Past Development
EndCraft was originally developed for MC:PE in 2013 using PMMP. Moving to MC:BE in 2018 and Java Edition in June 2019, MC:BE builds were vanilla (it's suprisingly decent) and Java Edition builds used Spigot. In April 2020, MC:BE moved back to PMMP and Java Edition to Paper. MC:PE and BE builds used the latest stable versions of the game, while Java Edition used a mix between 1.15.x and 1.8.x. Custom plugins for Java Edition used the 1.13 Spigot API in both Spigot and Paper variants. I've left the team developing MC:BE builds, and at the time of writing they are maintaining heavily modified versions of EndCraft's MC:BE builds. Public versions of EndCraft's Java Edition builds are no longer maintained as of writing, following the trend of previous years. Some parts of those builds are available here.
PMMP Archive
You can find information about EndCraft's PMMP builds during my time developing them here. As the site is an archive, links may become broken over time and new information will not be added. You will not be able to find any of the builds themselves there though; they are all closed source and will most likely never be released.
Current and Future Development
EndCraft, while not currently being developed by me, has parts of itself implemented in other servers (most notably the modified EndCraft PMMP builds from above). I currently don't have any plans to develop EndCraft in the future, but if you want to get in touch about potentially rebooting it in the future don't hesitate to contact me. I'm open to potentially going into development with a new team or supplying someone I can trust with closed source parts of EndCraft to develop or maintain them.
Contact
You can contact me on Discord @RudRecciah#5681 (id=246080207704817664).


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Cross References
Inspections of state-licensed care facilities; public notice, see §321-1.8.
Law Journals and Reviews
Long-Term Care in Hawaii. 18 HBJ, no. 13, at 59 (2015).
[§321-491] Purpose. The purpose of this part is to establish the nature and type of services to elders, disabled, and aged who are qualified to receive social services according to standards and conditions prescribed by the department of health. [L 2012, c 93, pt of §2]


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Standard Reference Data Program |
Data Gateway |
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Go To: Top, Constants of diatomic molecules, References, Notes / Error Report
Data compilation copyright by the U.S. Secretary of Commerce on behalf of the U.S.A. All rights reserved.
Data compiled as indicated in comments:
B - J.E. Bartmess
LL - S.G. Lias and J.F. Liebman
| IE (eV) | Method | Reference | Comment |
|---|---|---|---|
| 9.23 ± 0.12 | END/DER | Chen and Armentrout, 1995 | LL |
| 9.2 | DER | Lias, Bartmess, et al., 1988 | LL |
| Quantity | Value | Units | Method | Reference | Comment |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ΔrH° | 1406. ± 7.9 | kJ/mol | D-EA | Bilodeau, Scheer, et al., 1998 | gas phase; B |
Go To: Top, Gas phase ion energetics data, References, Notes / Error Report
Data compilation copyright by the U.S. Secretary of Commerce on behalf of the U.S.A. All rights reserved.
Data compiled by: K.P. Huber and G. Herzberg
| State | Te | ωe | ωexe | ωeye | Be | αe | γe | De | βe | re | Trans. | ν00 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| c0 (3Π0) | [5.10] 1 | [0.00060] | [1.820] | c0 ← X R | 46981.1 Z | |||||||
| missing citation | ||||||||||||
| d 3Σ+ | [(3.83)] 2 | [(2.100)] | (46875) 3 | |||||||||
| missing citation | ||||||||||||
| c1 3Π1 | [(4.95)] 4 | [(0.00060)] | [(1.847)] | c1 ← X R | (46600) 4 | |||||||
| missing citation | ||||||||||||
| D 1Π | (46720) | [844.7] Z | (120) | 5.23 5 | 0.58 | 0.00060 | 1.797 | D ← X R | 46360.9 Z | |||
| missing citation | ||||||||||||
| State | Te | ωe | ωexe | ωeye | Be | αe | γe | De | βe | re | Trans. | ν00 |
| b (3Δ1) 1 | [4.805] 6 | [0.00035] | [1.8745] | b ← X 7 R | 44529.2 Z | |||||||
| missing citation | ||||||||||||
| B 1Σ+ | (44512) | [1089] 8 | (65) | (4.87) 8 | (0.31) | (0.00038) | (1.862) | B ← X R | (44234) 8 | |||
| missing citation | ||||||||||||
| a 3Πr | (41700) 9 | (1450) | (50) | (>6.3) 9 | (<1.64) | |||||||
| missing citation | ||||||||||||
| C 1Π | (41261) | (1589) 10 | (42) 10 | [6.54] | (0.31) 10 | [0.00049] | [1.607] | C ← X | 41173.6 Z | |||
| missing citation | ||||||||||||
| State | Te | ωe | ωexe | ωeye | Be | αe | γe | De | βe | re | Trans. | ν00 |
| A 1Σ+ | 29959 | [1489.6] Z | 87.0 11 | [6.0905] | 0.3485 11 | [0.000389] | [1.6650] | A ← X R | 29897.94 Z | |||
| Bengtsson and Olsson, 1931; missing citation; Gero and Schmid, 1943; Learner, 1962; Loginov, 1964 | ||||||||||||
| X 1Σ+ | 0 | 1759.9 Z | 34.06 12 | 6.449 13 | 0.201 12 | [0.000344] 14 | [1.6181] |
| 1 | Strong perturbations. Constants valid near J=0 only. |
| 2 | From perturbations in c1(v=0). |
| 3 | Estimated energy of v'=0,N'=0 relative to X 1Σ (v=0,N=0). |
| 4 | The only observed level is strongly perturbed by more than one state. Constants refer to unperturbed region around J=l9. Origin of 0-0 band (not observed) at 46692 cm-1. |
| 5 | Perturbations in v=0,1; bands going to v'=0 of AgD have not been analyzed. Constants refer to unperturbed regions near J=0. Large Λ-type doubling. AgH: Δνef(v=0) = 0.244J(J+1)-... AgD: Δνef(v=1) = +0.0772J(J+1). |
| 6 | Constants refer to unperturbed region near J=O. Large Ω-type doubling; AgH: Δνef = 0.156J(J+1)-... AgD: Δνef = 0.0337J(J+1)+ ... |
| 7 | P branch very weak or absent. |
| 8 | Approximate constants for the deperturbed state. Origins of the 0-0 bands at 44225.0 cm-1 (AgH) and 44277.4 cm-1 (AgD). v=1 is free of perturbations. AgH; B1=4.4l2, D1=3.5E-4, ν0(1-0)=45322.8 cm-1; AgD; B1=2.343, D1=0.95E-4, ν0(1-0)=45097.8 cm-1. |
| 9 | Constants estimated from perturbations in C 1Π , B 1Σ+, D 1Π of AgH, and b 1 of AgD; vibrational numbering uncertain. +150 ≤ A ≤ +200. |
| 10 | Approximate constants for the deperturbed state. Perturbations in v=0,1,2 are caused by a 3Π. AgH: ΔG(1/2)= 1519, ΔG(3/2)= 1453; AgD: ΔG(1/2)= 1056, ΔG(3/2)= 987. |
| 11 | Anomalous potential curve; see Learner, 1962. Constants for higher vibrational levels of AgH in Bengtsson and Olsson, 1931, Bengtsson-Knave, 1932. The constants for AgD are valid for v ≤ 4. |
| 12 | Higher order terms are needed to represent levels with v ≥ 4; see Bengtsson and Olsson, 1931, Bengtsson-Knave, 1932, Gero and Schmid, 1943. |
| 13 | RKRV potential curve Singh and Rai, 1965. |
| 14 | H0= +88E-10(AgH); H0= +6E-10 (AgD). |
| 15 | Graphical Birge-Sponer extrapolation of X 1Σ+. Thermochemical value 2.49 eV Farkas, 1929. |
| 16 | From the value for AgH. |
| 17 | Constants refer to unperturbed regions near J=0. Small Λ-type doubling. |
| 18 | R,P much weaker than Q branches. |
| 19 | Approximate constants for the deperturbed state. v=0 strongly perturbed by more than one state. Origin of 0-0 band (not observed) at 46794 cm-1. |
Go To: Top, Gas phase ion energetics data, Constants of diatomic molecules, Notes / Error Report
Data compilation copyright by the U.S. Secretary of Commerce on behalf of the U.S.A. All rights reserved.
Chen and Armentrout, 1995
Chen, Y.-M.; Armentrout, P.B.,
Guided ion beam studies of the reactions of Ag+ with C2H6, C3H8, HC(CH3)3, and c-C3H6,
J. Phys. Chem., 1995, 99, 11424. [all data]
Lias, Bartmess, et al., 1988
Lias, S.G.; Bartmess, J.E.; Liebman, J.F.; Holmes, J.L.; Levin, R.D.; Mallard, W.G.,
Gas-phase ion and neutral thermochemistry,
J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, Suppl. 1, 1988, 17, 1-861. [all data]
Bilodeau, Scheer, et al., 1998
Bilodeau, R.C.; Scheer, M.; Haugen, H.K.,
Infrared Laser Photodetachment of Transition Metal Negative Ions: Studies on Cr-, Mo-, Cu-, and Ag-,
J. Phys. B, 1998, 31, 3885-3891. [all data]
Bengtsson and Olsson, 1931
Bengtsson, E.; Olsson, E.,
Eine neue untersuchung uber die banden des silberhydrids,
Z. Phys., 1931, 72, 163. [all data]
Gero and Schmid, 1943
Gero, L.; Schmid, R.,
Uber das bandenspektrum des silberhydrids,
Z. Phys., 1943, 121, 459. [all data]
Learner, 1962
Learner, R.C.M.,
The influence of vibration-rotation interaction on intensities in the electronic spectra of diatomic molecules. II. The silver hydride molecule,
Proc. R. Soc. London A, 1962, 269, 327. [all data]
Loginov, 1964
Loginov, V.A.,
The production of electronic band spectra by the exploding wire method,
Opt. Spectrosc. Engl. Transl., 1964, 16, 220, In original 402. [all data]
Bengtsson-Knave, 1932
Bengtsson-Knave, E.,
Uber die bandenspektren einiger metallhydride,
Nova Acta Regiae Soc. Sci. Ups., 1932, 8, 4, 1-98. [all data]
Singh and Rai, 1965
Singh, R.B.; Rai, D.K.,
On the potential energy curves of AgH, AgCl, and AgI,
Can. J. Phys., 1965, 43, 1685. [all data]
Farkas, 1929
Farkas, A.,
Uber die bildung von gasformigen goldhydrid,
Z. Phys. Chem. Abt. B, 1929, 5, 467. [all data]
Go To: Top, Gas phase ion energetics data, Constants of diatomic molecules, References
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| Rcpp.package.skeleton {Rcpp} | R Documentation |
Rcpp.package.skeleton
automates the creation of
a new source package that intends to use features of Rcpp.
It is based on the package.skeleton function which it executes first.
Rcpp.package.skeleton(name = "anRpackage", list = character(), environment = .GlobalEnv, path = ".", force = FALSE, code_files = character(), cpp_files = character(), example_code = TRUE, attributes = TRUE, module = FALSE, author = "Your Name", maintainer = if(missing( author)) "Your Name" else author, email =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>license = "GPL (>= 2)" )
name |
See package.skeleton |
list |
See package.skeleton |
environment |
See package.skeleton |
path |
See package.skeleton |
force |
See package.skeleton |
code_files |
See package.skeleton |
cpp_files |
A character vector with the paths to C++ source files to add to the package. |
example_code |
If TRUE, example c++ code using Rcpp is added to the package. |
attributes |
If TRUE, example code makes use of Rcpp attributes. |
module |
If TRUE, an example |
author |
Author of the package. |
maintainer |
Maintainer of the package. |
email |
Email of the package maintainer. |
license |
License of the package. |
In addition to package.skeleton :
The DESCRIPTION file gains an Imports line requesting that the package depends on Rcpp and a LinkingTo line so that the package finds Rcpp header files.
The NAMESPACE gains a useDynLib
directive as well
as an importFrom(Rcpp, evalCpp
to ensure instantiation of Rcpp.
The src directory is created if it does not exists.
If cpp_files
are provided then they will be copied to the src
directory.
If the example_code
argument is set to TRUE
,
example files rcpp_hello_world.h and rcpp_hello_world.cpp
are also created in the src. An R file rcpp_hello_world.R is
expanded in the R directory, the rcpp_hello_world
function
defined in this files makes use of the C++ function rcpp_hello_world
defined in the C++ file. These files are given as an example and should
eventually by removed from the generated package.
If the attributes
argument is TRUE
, then rather than generate
the example files as described above, a single rcpp_hello_world.cpp
file is created in the src directory and it's attributes are
compiled using the compileAttributes
function. This leads to
the files RcppExports.R and RcppExports.cpp being generated.
They are automatically regenerated from scratch each time
compileAttributes
is called. Therefore, one should
not modify by hand either of the RcppExports files.
If the module
argument is TRUE
, a sample Rcpp module will
be generated as well.
Nothing, used for its side effects
Read the Writing R Extensions manual for more details.
Once you have created a source package you need to install it:
see the R Installation and Administration manual,
INSTALL
and install.packages
.
## Not run: # simple package Rcpp.package.skeleton( "foobar" ) # package using attributes Rcpp.package.skeleton( "foobar", attributes = TRUE ) # package with a module Rcpp.package.skeleton( "testmod", module = TRUE ) # the Rcpp-package vignette vignette( "Rcpp-package" ) # the Rcpp-modules vignette for information about modules vignette( "Rcpp-modules" ) ## End(Not run)


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Lets take a look closely at our stylesheet files.
This Stylesheet contains responsive grid system ,default element style based on bootstrap.It is bootstrap framework main css file
Base styles for FontAwesome icon fonts.
Styles for Full Screen slider (superslides).
Styles for carousel slider (slick slider).
CDN Stylesheet file for skill counter circle.
Styles for smooth animation.
Styles for preloader animation.
Styles for gallery view plugin.
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Common css style and structures for this template.
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Some of stylesheets (Totally 9 themes color) contain different theme color for easily changed your desired theme color.You find these theme in css/themes folder.
This template imports 11 Javascript files.
Lets take a look closely at our javascript files.
Initialize jQuery CDN Library
For Preloader animation jQuery file
For Smooth animation jQuery file
Bootstrap framework main jquery file
Slick slider jquery file for carousel slides
For Full screen slider main jquery file
Jquery easing effect support For Full screen slider(superslides)
Jquery animate effect support For Full screen slider(superslides)
jQuery file for gallery view Plugin
We put initialisation of many plugins here.
The navigation bootstrap based menu.It will show different view for desktop and mobile device
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We have used Two Google Web Fonts in this template.
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‘Grinch’ leads this week’s best bets in Las Vegas
by Las Vegas Review-JournalSHOWS
‘How the Grinch Stole Christmas!’
The Broadway musical based on Dr. Seuss’ classic holiday tale opens Tuesday at The Smith Center’s Reynolds Hall. Families can enjoy favorites including “You’re a Mean One, Mr. Grinch” and “Welcome Christmas” as Max the Dog narrates the Grinch’s scheme to steal Christmas. Take a trip to Whoville at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday (with additional performances through Dec. 1). Tickets are $30 to $128 at thesmithcenter.com.
Madelon Hynes
MOVIES
Date Skate
Despite its name, you don’t have to date or skate to enjoy the holiday movies playing during Date Skate Mondays and Tuesdays at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas. The free screening series on the hotel’s 65-foot digital marquee kicks off with the Michael Keaton family comedy “Jack Frost” on Monday and “Home Alone” on Tuesday. The 6:30 p.m. screenings continue through Dec. 30. Admission to The Ice Rink at the Boulevard Pool is free, but skate rental is $15 for locals. For more information, see cosmopolitanlasvegas.com/ice-rink.
Christopher Lawrence
MUSIC
Slayer
Their reign (in blood) will soon end: Thrash metal pioneers Slayer are retiring from the road after nearly four decades of setting land-speed records in song. One of the most iconic acts of its ilk, the band will be joined on a loaded bill by alt-rock square pegs Primus, industrial prime movers Ministry, and Philip H. Anselmo & The Illegals performing a set of songs by Anselmo’s former band Pantera. The only thing heavier will be the hearts of Slayer die-hards when it’s all said and done. Bid farewell at 6 p.m. Wednesday at the MGM Grand Garden. Tickets are $49.50 to $79.50; call<PHONE_NUMBER>.
Jason Bracelin
FOOD & DRINK
Fundraiser for burn victims
Here’s one way to get into the holiday spirit: Indulge in the Thanksgiving-imbued menu at Slater’s 50/50, 467 E. Silverado Ranch Blvd., and the restaurant will donate 15 percent of the proceeds to the Firefighters of Southern Nevada Burn Foundation. The menu, which includes craft beer pairings, is crispy Brussels sprouts or bacon mac and cheese balls; the Thanksgiving Burger of a turkey patty with stuffing, cranberry sauce and gravy; and Bacon Lava Cake or pumpkin pie. It’s $45.
Heidi Knapp Rinella
FOOD & DRINK
Pour in the Alley
Kombucha & Tea will be the theme of this month’s Pour in the Alley, set for 3 to 6 p.m. Saturday in the alley across from Fergusons Downtown, 1031 Fremont St. Guests can learn about and sample both of the featured drinks, concentrating on topics as diverse as their healing properties and best culinary pairings. Tickets ($47) are available at fergusonsdowntown.com.
Al Mancini


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Washington DC is divided into 40 districts called Advisory Neighborhood Commissions, or ANCs.
Let’s find yours. Enter your home address to get started:
You live in ANC , single member district
Your commissioner is:
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K'taka bypolls: BJP expels 2 rebel MLAs for 'anti-party activities'
The rebel MLAs were contesting the upcoming assembly bypolls independent candidates.
by PTIBengaluru: Ruling BJP in Karnataka on Thursday expelled from its primary membership rebels Sharath Bachegowda and Kaviraj Urs, contesting the coming assembly bypolls as independent candidates, for anti-party activity.
In separate letters to both Bachegowda fighting from Hoskote assembly constituency and Urs from Vijayanagara, the BJP said their contest against the party's official candidates was being considered as anti-party activity.
The BJP on Wednesday had asked party rebels to withdraw their candidature by Thursday evening, the last day to do so for the bypolls to 15 assembly constituencies in the state to be held on December 5.
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LL Trainer v0.3
Connect
Retry
Next
Method
CFOP
Roux
Up Color
Any
Yellow
White
Red
Orange
Green
Blue
Miscellaneous
Random AUF
CMLL
Any
O - Adjacent Swap
O - Diagonal Swap
H - Columns
H - Rows
H - Column
H - Row
Pi - Right Bar
Pi - Back Slash
Pi - X Checkerboard
Pi - Forward Slash
Pi - Columns
Pi - Left Bar
U - Forward Slash
U - Back Slash
U - Front Row
U - Rows
U - X Checkerboard
U - Back Row
T - Left Bar
T - Right Bar
T - Rows
T - Front Row
T - Back Row
T - Columns
S - Left Bar
S - X Checkerboard
S - Forward Slash
S - Columns
S - Right Bar
S - Back Slash
As - Right Bar
As - Columns
As - Back Slash
As - X Checkerboard
As - Forward Slash
As - Left Bar
L - Mirror
L - Inverse
L - Pure 1
L - Pure 2
L - Front Commutator
L - Diag
L - Back Commutator
Algs are from
Kian Mansour's site
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OCLL
Any
Sune
Anti-Sune
L case (bow tie, triple-sune)
U case (headlights)
T case (blinkers, chameleon)
Pi case (bruno)
H case (double-headlights, double-sune)
PCLL
Any
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avaje inject 8.0 API
Overview
Annotate classes with @Singleton
/ @Factory
and avaje-inject
will generate source code to "wire them".
1. @Singleton / @Factory
Put @Singleton
on beans that we want avaje-inject to wire.
We can use @Factory/@Bean
to programmatically create dependencies
when they have interesting construction logic (e.g. construction depends on
system/environment properties etc - like Spring @Configuration).
@Singleton
public class CoffeeMaker { ... }
@Singleton
public class Pump { ... }
// Use @Factory to programmatically build dependencies
@Factory
public class MyFactory {
@Bean
Grinder buildGrinder(Pump pump) { // interesting construction logic ... }
}
2. Create and use BeanScope
Create BeanScope
using a builder.
Obtain beans from the scope and use them.
We should ensure the BeanScope is closed in order to fire preDestroy lifecycle methods. We can do this via a shutdown hook, or try with resource block or explicitly via application code.
// create BeanScope
BeanScope scope = BeanScope.newBuilder()
.build();
// use it
CoffeeMaker coffeeMaker = scope.get(CoffeeMaker.class);
coffeeMaker.makeIt();
// close it to fire preDestroy lifecycle methods
scope.close();
Default scope
All beans annotated with @Singleton
and @Factory
are by default included in
the "default scope".
When we create a BeanScope and do not specify any modules then all the beans in the default scope are included. This is done via ServiceLoader and includes all 'default scope' modules that are in the classpath (other jars can have default scope modules and these are all included).
Generated code
avaje-inject will generate a $DI
class for each bean that it is going to
wire - this has the code that instantiates the bean, performs field and method injection and
lifecycle support (PostConstruct and PreDestroy).
avaje-inject will generate a Module class for the default scope. The main job of the module code is to specify the ordering of how all the beans are instantiated.
We typically find the generated source code in target/generate-sources/annotations.
Custom scopes
We can create custom scopes that only contain the beans/components that we want to include in that scope. These beans/components in the custom scope are not included in the default scope.
To do this we:
1. Create the scope annotation
Create an annotation that has the Scope
annotation. In the example below we create the
@StoreComponent
annotation. We will put this annotation on beans that we want
included in the scope.
@Scope
public @interface StoreComponent {
}
Note that if this scope depends on external dependencies or another scope we specify that via
@InjectModule requires
. In the example below our StoreComponent depends on another
scope called QueueComponent and an external dependency - SomeExternalDependency.
@Scope
@InjectModule(requires = {QueueComponent.class, SomeExternalDependency.class})
public @interface StoreComponent {
}
2. Use the annotation
Put the @StoreComponent
annotation on the beans that we want included in the
custom scope.
@StoreComponent
public class StoreLoader {
...
}
3. Generated Module
avaje-inject will generate a StoreComponentModule
with the appropriate
code to create/wire all the beans in the custom scope.
StoreComponentModule is typically found in target/generate-sources/annotations.
For each component we will also see a $DI
class which is the generated code
that creates the component.
4. Use the custom scope
To use the custom scope we specify the StoreComponentModule
when creating the
BeanScope. Only the components in our module will be create/wired into the BeanScope.
If the scope depends on another scope then we specify that using withParent()
.
BeanScope parentScope = ...
BeanScope scope = BeanScope.newBuilder()
.withModules(new StoreComponentModule())
.withParent(parentScope)
.build());
StoreLoader storeLoader = scope.get(StoreLoader.class);
storeLoader.load();


Term
YYYYMM (Spring: 01, Summer I: 06, Summer II: 07, Fall: 09)
The Curriculum for Liberal Education
All Areas
Area 01 - 1 Writing & Discourse
Area 02 - Ideas, Cultural Traditions and Values
Area 03 - 3 Society & Human Behavior
Area 04 - Scientific Reasoning and Discovery
Area 05 - Quantitative and Symbolic Reasoning
Area 06 - Creativity & Aesthetic Experience
Area 07 - Critical Issues in a Global Context
Area 1W - Writing Intensive
Subject
All Subjects
AAEC - Agricultural and Applied Economics
ACIS - Accounting and Information Systems
AFST - Africana Studies
AHRM - Apparel, Housing, and Resource Management
AINS - American Indian Studies
ALCE - Agricultural, Leadership, and Community Education
ALS - Agriculture and Life Sciences
AOE - Aerospace and Ocean Engineering
APS - Appalachian Studies
APSC - Animal and Poultry Sciences
ARBC - Arabic
ARCH - Architecture
ART - Art and Art History
AS - Military Aerospace Studies
ASPT - Alliance for Social, Political, Ethical, and Cultural Thought
AT - Agricultural Technology
BC - Building Construction
BCHM - Biochemistry
BIOL - Biological Sciences
BIT - Business Information Technology
BMES - Biomedical Engineering and Sciences
BMSP - Biomedical Sciences and Pathobiology
BMVS - Biomedical and Veterinary Sciences
BSE - Biological Systems Engineering
BTDM - Biomedical Technology Development and Management
BUS - Business
CEE - Civil and Environmental Engineering
CEM - Construction Engineering and Management
CHE - Chemical Engineering
CHEM - Chemistry
CHN - Chinese
CINE - Cinema
CLA - Classical Studies
CMDA - Computational Modeling and Data Analytics
CNST - Construction
COMM - Communication
CONS - Consumer Studies
COS - College of Science
CRIM - Criminology
CS - Computer Science
CSES - Crop and Soil Environmental Sciences
DASC - Dairy Science
ECE - Electrical and Computer Engineering
ECON - Economics
EDCI - Education, Curriculum and Instruction
EDCO - Counselor Education
EDCT - Career and Technical Education
EDEL - Educational Leadership
EDEP - Educational Psychology
EDHE - Higher Education
EDIT - Instructional Design and Technology
EDP - Environmental Design and Planning
EDRE - Education, Research and Evaluation
EDTE - Technology Education
ENGE - Engineering Education
ENGL - English
ENGR - Engineering
ENSC - Environmental Science
ENT - Entomology
ESM - Engineering Science and Mechanics
FA - Fine Arts
FCS - Family and Consumer Science
FIN - Finance
FIW - Fish and Wildlife Conservation
FL - Modern and Classical Languages and Literatures
FMD - Fashion Merchandising and Design
FR - French
FREC - Forest Resources and Environmental Conservation
FST - Food Science and Technology
GBCB - Genetics, Bioinformatics, Computational Biology
GEOG - Geography
GEOS - Geosciences
GER - German
GIA - Government and International Affairs
GR - Greek
GRAD - Graduate School
HD - Human Development
HEB - Hebrew
HIST - History
HNFE - Human Nutrition, Foods and Exercise
HORT - Horticulture
HTM - Hospitality and Tourism Management
HUM - Humanities
IDS - Industrial Design
IS - International Studies
ISC - Integrated Science
ISE - Industrial and Systems Engineering
ITAL - Italian
ITDS - Interior Design
JPN - Japanese
JUD - Judaic Studies
LAHS - Liberal Arts and Human Sciences
LAR - Landscape Architecture
LAT - Latin
LDRS - Leadership Studies
MACR - Macromolecular Science and Engineering
MATH - Mathematics
ME - Mechanical Engineering
MGT - Management
MINE - Mining Engineering
MKTG - Marketing
MN - Military Navy
MS - Military Science (AROTC)
MSE - Materials Science and Engineering
MTRG - Meteorology
MUS - Music
NANO - Nanoscience
NEUR - Neuroscience
NR - Natural Resources
NSEG - Nuclear Science and Engineering
PAPA - Public Administration/Public Affairs
PHIL - Philosophy
PHS - Population Health Sciences
PHYS - Physics
PM - Property Management
PORT - Portuguese
PPWS - Plant Pathology, Physiology and Weed Science
PSCI - Political Science
PSVP - Peace Studies
PSYC - Psychology
REAL - Real Estate
RED - Residential Environments and Design
RLCL - Religion and Culture
RTM - Research in Translational Medicine
RUS - Russian
SBIO - Sustainable Biomaterials
SOC - Sociology
SPAN - Spanish
SPIA - School of Public and International Affairs
STAT - Statistics
STL - Science, Technology, & Law
STS - Science and Technology Studies
SYSB - Systems Biology
TA - Theatre Arts
TBMH - Translational Biology, Medicine and Health
UAP - Urban Affairs and Planning
UH - University Honors
UNIV - University Course Series
VM - Veterinary Medicine
WGS - Women's and Gender Studies
Course Number
(Optional if CRN entered)
Course Request Number
(Optional) - must be at 5 digits
Listening Table
#
CRN
Class
CLE
Term
Save File


Overview
The lightweight & delightful networking library.
Atom is a wrapper library built around a subset of features offered by URLSession
with added ability to decode data into models, handle access token refresh and authorization headers on behalf of the client, and more. It takes advantage of Swift features such as default implementation for protocols, generics and Decodable
to make it extremely easy to integrate and use in an existing project. Atom offers support for any endpoint, a much stricter URL host and path validation, comprehensive documentation and an example application to eliminate any guesswork.
Features
- [x] Simple to setup, easy to use & efficient
- [x] Supports any endpoint
- [x] Supports Combine publishers
- [x] Supports Multipath TCP configuration
- [x] Handles object decoding from data returned by the service
- [x] Handles token refresh
- [x] Handles and applies authorization headers on behalf of the client
- [x] Handles URL host validation
- [x] Handles URL path validation
- [x] Complete Documentation
Requirements
- iOS 12.0+
- Xcode 12.0+
- Swift 5.0+
Installation
Swift Package Manager
The Swift Package Manager is a tool for automating the distribution of Swift code and is integrated into the swift
compiler.
Once you have your Swift package set up, adding Atom as a dependency is as easy as adding it to the dependencies
value of your Package.swift
.
If you are using Xcode, adding Atom as a dependency is even easier. First, select your application, then your application project. Once you see Swift Packages tab at the top of the Project Editor, click on it. Click +
button and add the following URL:
https://github.com/alaskaairlines/atom/
At this point you can setup your project to either use a branch or tagged version of the package.
Usage
Getting started is easy. First, create an instance of Atom.
let atom = Atom()
In the above example, default configuration will be used. Default configuration will setup URLSession
to use ephemeral configuration as well as ensure that the data returned by the service is available on the main thread.
Any endpoint needs to conform and implement Requestable
protocol. The Requestable
protocol provides default implementation for all of its properties - except for the func baseURL() throws -> BaseURL
. See documentation for more information.
extension Seatmap {
enum Endpoint: Requestable {
case refresh
func baseURL() throws -> BaseURL {
try BaseURL(host: "api.alaskaair.net")
}
}
}
Atom offers a handful of methods with support for fully decoded model objects, raw data, or status indicating success / failure of a request.
// Completion based.
typealias Endpoint = Seatmap.Endpoint
atom.enqueue(Endpoint.refresh).resume(expecting: Seatmap.self) { result in
switch result {
case .failure(let error):
// Handle error.
case .success(let seatmap):
// Handle seatmap model.
}
}
// Publisher based.
atom
.enqueue(Endpoint.refresh)
.resume(expecting: Seatmap.self)
.sink { completion in
// Handle `AtomError`.
} receiveValue: { seatmap in
// Handle decoded `Seatmap` instance.
}
.store(in: &cancelables)
The above example demonstrates how to use resume(expecting:)
function to get a fully decoded Seatmap
model object.
For more information, please see documentation.
Authentication
Atom can be configured to apply authorization headers on behalf of the client.
Atom supports Basic
and Bearer
authentication methods. When configured properly, Atom will perform automatic token refresh on behalf of the client if it determines that the access token being used has expired. Any in-flight calls will be enqueued and resumed once a new token is obtained.
If the token refresh call fails, all enqueued network calls will be executed at once with completions set to AtomError
failure.
Basic
You can configure Atom to apply Basic
authorization header like this:
let atom: Atom = {
let credential = BasicCredential(password: "password", username: "username")
let basic = AuthenticationMethod.basic(credential)
let configuration = ServiceConfiguration(authenticationMethod: basic)
return Atom(serviceConfiguration: configuration)
}()
An existing implementation can be extended by conforming and implementing BasicCredentialConvertible
protocol. A hypothetical configuration can look something like this:
final class CredentialManager {
private(set) var username = String()
private(set) var password = String()
static let shared = CredentialManager()
private init() { }
func update(username aUsername: String) {
username = aUsername
}
func update(password aPassword: String) {
password = aPassword
}
}
extension CredentialManager: BasicCredentialConvertible {
var basicCredential: BasicCredential {
.init(password: password, username: username)
}
}
let atom: Atom = {
let basic = AuthenticationMethod.basic(CredentialManager.shared.basicCredential)
let configuration = ServiceConfiguration(authenticationMethod: basic)
return Atom(serviceConfiguration: configuration)
}()
Once configured, Atom will combine username and password into a single string username:password
, encode the result using base 64 encoding algorithm and apply it to a request as a Authorization: Basic TGlmZSBoYXMgYSBtZWFuaW5nLg==
header key-value.
Bearer
You can configure Atom to apply Bearer
authorization header. Here is an example:
class TokenManager: TokenCredentialWritable {
var tokenCredential: TokenCredential {
// Read values from the keychain.
get { keychain.tokenCredential() }
// Save new value to the keychain.
set { keychain.save(tokenCredential: newValue) }
}
}
let atom: Atom = {
let endpoint = AuthorizationEndpoint(host: "api.alaskaair.net", path: "/oauth2")
let clientCredential = ClientCredential(id: "client-id", secret: "client-secret")
let tokenManager = TokenManager()
let bearer = AuthenticationMethod.bearer(endpoint, clientCredential, tokenManager)
let configuration = ServiceConfiguration(authenticationMethod: bearer)
return Atom(serviceConfiguration: configuration)
}()
The setup is hopefully easy to understand. Atom requires a few pieces of information from the client:
- Authorization endpoint - Atom needs to know where to call to get a new token.
- Client credentials - Atom needs access to client id and client secret to get a new token.
- Token credential writable - Atom will pass newly obtained credentials to a client for safe storage.
Once configured, Atom will apply authorization header to a request as Authorization: Bearer ...
header key-value.
Please note, Atom will only decode token credential from a JSON objecting returned in this form:
{
"access_token": "2YotnFZFEjr1zCsicMWpAA",
"expires_in": 3600,
"refresh_token": "tGzv3JOkF0XG5Qx2TlKWIA"
}
The above response is in accordance with RFC 6749, section 1.5.
For more information and Atom usage example, please see documentation and the provided Example application.
Communication
- If you found a bug, open an issue.
- If you have a feature request, open an issue.
- If you want to contribute, submit a pull request.


Features for Release VPP 18.07¶
This section lists those features that became available in VPP Release 18.07:
Infrastructure¶
DPDK 18.02.1
Complete rework of the dpdk-input node
Display rx/tx burst function name in “show hardware detail”
- Improve buffer alloc performance
This is ~50% improvement in buffer alloc performance. For a 256 buffer allocation, it was ~10 clocks/buffer, now is < 5 clocks.
Add per-numa page allocation info to ‘show memory’
- Vectorized bihash_{48,40,24,16}_8 key compare
- bihash_48_8 case:
Scalar code: 6 clocks
SSE4.2 code: 3 clocks
AVX2 code: 2.27 clocks
AVX512 code: 1.5 clocks
- Pollable Stats
Stats are now available to a client in a shared memory segment and in the form of a directory, allowing very high performance polling of stats without directly querying VPP.
VNET & Plugins¶
- IGMP improvements
Enable/Disable an interface for IGMP
improve logging
refactor common code
no orphaned timers
IGMP state changes in main thread only
Large groups split over multiple state-change reports
SSM range configuration API.
more tests
IP: vectorized IP checksum
VXLAN : HW offload RX flow
Rework kube-proxy into LB plugin and add NATA66
- NAT:
Code refactor
Syslog
Multiple outside interfaces
Endpoint dependent filtering and mapping
- ACL:
Tuple Merge algorithm cleanup and integration
Processing pipeline optimizations
Refactoring
Experimental AVF driver
Host stack¶
Session: performance improvements, add support for connectionless transports, datagram reception and transmission
TCP: congestion control improvements and overall fixes
UDP: datagram mode
TLS async support


This programmer's reference gives complete and detailed infomation on the pysvn API.
The pysvn Programmer's Guide gives an tutorial introduction to the pysvn module.
This document covers pysvn version 1.6. Features offered by pysvn depend on the version of SVN that is being used. Full functionality is only available with SVN 1.6.0 or later.
Click one of the buttons below to show the pysvn API as supported by a particular version of the SVN.
Showing the PySVN API supported by SVN 1.6.0. Unsupported parts of the API are show like: This.
The recommended way to test for a feature is to use the python hasattr() builtin. Working out what is and is not support from the version number information is quite complex and unnessesary. For example to test for lock and unlock support:
client = pysvn.Client() if hasattr( client, 'lock' ): # use lock
The pysvn module has the following variables:
The pysvn module has six classes:
The following enumerations are provided:
Use python builtin dir() to list all available values in an enumeration:
print dir( pysvn.wc_notify_action )
Interface summary:
client = pysvn.Client() client = pysvn.Client( config_dir )
The default subversion configuration directory is used if the config_dir is omitted or set to ''.
The configuration directory is automatically created if it is missing.
A Client object can only be used on one thread at a time. If two threads attempt to call methods of Client at the same time one of the threads will get a pysvn.ClientError exception with the value 'client in use on another thread'.
| Variables | Callbacks | Methods |
exception_style allows you to control the style of exception raised by pysvn.
commit_info_style allows you to control the style of commit_info returned by pysvn.
exception_style is used to control how pysvn raises ClientError exceptions.
The default value, 0, makes pysvn raise exceptions as it did prior to pysvn 1.1.2.
exception_style can be set to 0 or 1, see ClientError for details of effect of the style on the exception raised.
commit_info_style is used to control how pysvn return commit information.
commit_info_style can be set to 0 or 1. The default value, 0, makes pysvn return only the commit revision.
When set to 1 pysvn returns a dictionary of commit information including date, author, revision and post_commit_err.
pysvn uses callback functions to allow for realtime feedback and credential handling.
callback_cancel allows you to cancel a long running subversion command.
callback_notify gives feedback as commands runs.
callback_get_log_message is called when a log message is required.
callback_get_login is called to get a username and password to access a repository.
callback_ssl_server_trust_prompt is called when using HTTPS to a server whoes certificate needs is trust verifing.
It is possible to use the Client object without setting up any calls backs. Make sure that all nessesary usernames, passwords and SSL certificate information are stored in the subversion configuration directory.
import pysvn cancel_command = False def cancel(): return cancel_command client = pysvn.Client() client.callback_cancel = cancel
The callback_cancel function is called frequently during long running commands. Return True to cause the command to cancel, return False to allow the command to continue.
import pysvn log_message = "reason for change" def get_log_message(): return rc, log_message client = pysvn.Client() client.callback_get_log_message = get_log_message
The callback_get_log_message is called when a log message is required to complete the current command. Return the True in rc and a log message as a string. Returning False in rc will cause the command to be cancelled. An empty log_message is not allowed and may cause the command to be cancelled.
Unicode strings cannot be handled. If you have a unicode string, convert it to UTF-8.
import pysvn def get_login( realm, username, may_save ): return retcode, username, password, save client = pysvn.Client() client.callback_get_login = get_login
callback_get_login is called each time subversion needs a username and password in the realm to access a repository and has no cached credentials.
The may_save parameter is true if subversion is willing to save the answers returned by the callback_get_login function.
pysvn expect the callback_get_login to return a tuple of four values (retcode, username, password, save).
import pysvn def notify( event_dict ): return client = pysvn.Client() client.callback_notify = notify
The callback_notify is called as a command runs each time an interesting event occurs. The details of the event are passed to the callback_notify function as a dictionary.
The dictionary contains the following values:
import pysvn def ssl_client_cert_password_prompt( realm, may_save ): return retcode, password, save client = pysvn.Client() client.callback_ssl_client_cert_password_prompt = ssl_client_cert_password_prompt
callback_ssl_client_cert_password_prompt is called each time subversion needs a password in the realm to use a client certificate and has no cached credentials.
The may_save parameter is true if subversion is willing to save the answers returned by the callback_ssl_client_cert_password_prompt function.
pysvn expect the callback_ssl_client_cert_password_prompt to return a tuple of three values (retcode, password, save).
import pysvn def ssl_client_cert_prompt( realm, may_save ): return retcode, certfile, may_save client = pysvn.Client() client.callback_ssl_client_cert_prompt = ssl_client_cert_prompt
callback_ssl_client_cert_prompt is called each time subversion needs a client certificate.
pysvn expect the callback_ssl_client_cert_prompt to return a tuple of three values (retcode, certfile, may_save).
import pysvn def ssl_server_prompt( ): return client = pysvn.Client() client.callback_ssl_server_prompt = ssl_server_prompt
NOT IMPLEMENTED - what it used for?
import pysvn def ssl_server_trust_prompt( trust_dict ): return retcode, accepted_failures, save client = pysvn.Client() client.callback_ssl_server_trust_prompt = ssl_server_trust_prompt
The callback_ssl_server_trust_prompt is called each time an HTTPS server presents a certificate and subversion is not sure if it should be trusted. callback_ssl_server_trust_prompt is called with information about the certificate in trust dict.
pysvn expect the callback_ssl_server_trust_prompt to return a tuple of three values (retcode, accepted_failures, save).
add_to_changelist( path, changelist, depth=QQQ, changelists=[] )
TBD
depth is one of the pysvn.depth enums.
add( path, recurse=True, force=False, ignore=False, depth=None ) add( [path,path], recurse=True, force=False, ignore=True, depth=None )
Schedules all the files or directories specfied in the paths for addition to the repository. Set recurse to True to recursively add a directory's children. Set force to True to force operation to run. Set ignore to False to disregard default and svn:ignore property ignores. Files are added at the next checkin.
The depth can be used as in place of recurse. depth is one of the pysvn.depth enums.
file_annotation = \
annotate( url_or_path,
revision_start=pysvn.Revision( opt_revision_kind.number, 0 ),
revision_end=pysvn.Revision( opt_revision_kind.head ),
peg_revision=pysvn.Revision( opt_revision_kind.unspecified ) )
)
Return the annotation for each line in the url_or_path from revision_start to revision_end.
peg_revision indicates in which revision url_or_path is valid. If peg_revision.kind is opt_revision_kind.unspecified, then it defaults to opt_revision_kind.head for URLs or opt_revision_kind.working for WC targets.
The file_annotation is a list of dictionaries. Each dictionary contains:
file_text = \
cat( url_or_path,
revision=pysvn.Revision( opt_revision_kind.head ),
peg_revision=pysvn.Revision( opt_revision_kind.unspecified ) )
Return the contents of url_or_path for the specified revision as a string, file_text.
peg_revision indicates in which revision url_or_path is valid. If peg_revision.kind is opt_revision_kind.unspecified, then it defaults to opt_revision_kind.head for URLs or opt_revision_kind.working for WC targets.
revision = \ checkin( path, log_message, recurse=True, keep_locks=False, depth, keep_changelist, changelists, revprops ) revision = \ checkin( [path,path], log_message, recurse=True, keep_locks=False, depth, keep_changelist, changelists, revprops )
checkin the files in the path_list to the repository with the specifed log_message. Set recurse to True to recursively checkin a directory's children with the same log message. Set keep_locks to True to prevent locks in the path being unlocked.
checkin returns a pysvn.Revision containing the number of the checked in revision.
depth, keep_changelist, changelists, revprops TBD
revision = \ checkout( url, path, recurse=True, revision=pysvn.Revision( opt_revision_kind.head ), peg_revision=pysvn.Revision( opt_revision_kind.unspecified ), ignore_externals=False )
checkout the repository at url into the location specified by path. Set recurse to True to recursively check out a directory's children. Specify a revision to check out a particular version of the source tree. Set ignore_externals to True to ignore externals definitions.
peg_revision indicates in which revision url is valid. If peg_revision.kind is opt_revision_kind.unspecified, then it defaults to opt_revision_kind.head for URLs or opt_revision_kind.working for WC targets.
checkout returns a pysvn.Revision containing the number of the checked out revision.
Note: Subversion seems to return 0 rather then the actual revision. Use a notify callback and record the revision reported for the pysvn.wc_notify_action.update_completed event. This is what the svn command does.
cleanup( path )
Clean up any locks in the working copy at path. Usually such locks are the result of a failed or interrupted operation.
copy( src_url_or_path, dest_url_or_path, src_revision=pysvn.Revision( opt_revision_kind.head ))
Duplicate something in working copy or repos, remembering history. The src_revision defaults to pysvn.Revision( opt_revision_kind.head ) if the src_path is a URL otherwise to pysvn.Revision( opt_revision_kind.working ).
src_url_or_path and dest_url_or_path can each be either a working copy (WC) path or URL:
If the destination is a URL the client_get_log_message callback must be implemented to return a log message.
copy2( sources,
dest_url_or_path,
copy_as_child=False,
make_parents=False,
revprops,
ignore_externals=False )
Duplicate something in working copy or repos, remembering history. The src_revision defaults to pysvn.Revision( opt_revision_kind.head ) if the src_path is a URL otherwise to pysvn.Revision( opt_revision_kind.working ).
sources is a list of tuples of (url_or_path, rev), you can ommit rev by passing (url_or_path,). TBD better docs here.
revprops TBD
set ignore_externals to True to ignore externals.
src_url_or_path and dest_url_or_path can each be either a working copy (WC) path or URL:
If the destination is a URL the client_get_log_message callback must be implemented to return a log message.
diff_text = \ diff( tmp_path, url_or_path, revision1=pysvn.Revision( opt_revision_kind.base ), url_or_path2=url_or_path, revision2=pysvn.Revision( opt_revision_kind.working ), recurse=True, ignore_ancestry=False, diff_deleted=True, ignore_content_type=False, header_encoding="", diff_options=[], depth=depth,, relative_to_dir=None, changelists=None )
Return the differences between revision1 of url_or_path and revision2 of url_or_path2. diff_text is a string containing the diff output.
diff uses tmp_path to form the filename when creating any temporary files needed. The names are formed using tmp_path + unique_string + ".tmp". For example tmp_path=/tmp/diff_prefix will create files like /tmp/diff_prefix.tmp and /tmp/diff_prefix1.tmp.
Diff output will not be generated for binary files, unless ignore_content_type is true, in which case diffs will be shown regardless of the content types.
Generated headers are encoded using header_encoding.
The list of diff_options strings are passed to the external diff program that subversion uses. Typical options are -b (ignore space changes) and -w (ignore all white space). The exact options that work depend on the version of subversion used and its configuration.
The depth can be used as in place of recurse. depth is one of the pysvn.depth enums.
If relative_to_dir is not None, the original_path and modified_path will have the relative_to_dir stripped from the front of the respective paths.
If relative_to_dir is not None but relative_to_dir is not a parent path of the target, an error is returned.
diff_text = \ diff_peg( tmp_path, url_or_path, peg_revision=pysvn.Revision( opt_revision_kind.unspecified ), revision_start=pysvn.Revision( opt_revision_kind.base ), revision_end=pysvn.Revision( opt_revision_kind.working ), recurse=True, ignore_ancestry=False, diff_deleted=True, ignore_content_type=False, header_encoding="", diff_options=[], depth=depth )
return the differences between two revisions of the url_or_path. diff_text is a string containing the diff output.
diff uses tmp_path to form the filename when creating any temporary files needed. The names are formed using tmp_path + unique_string + ".tmp". For example tmp_path=/tmp/diff_prefix will create files like /tmp/diff_prefix.tmp and /tmp/diff_prefix1.tmp.
Set recurse to True to recursively diff a directory's children. diff_text is a string containing the diff.
The depth can be used as in place of recurse. depth is one of the pysvn.depth enums.
peg_revision indicates in which revision url_or_path is valid. If peg_revision.kind is opt_revision_kind.unspecified, then it defaults to opt_revision_kind.head for URLs or opt_revision_kind.working for WC targets.
Diff output will not be generated for binary files, unless ignore_content_type is true, in which case diffs will be shown regardless of the content types.
Generated headers are encoded using header_encoding.
The list of diff_options strings are passed to the external diff program that subversion uses. Typical options are -b (ignore space changes) and -w (ignore all white space). The exact options that work depend on the version of subversion used and its configuration.
summary = \
diff_summarize( url_or_path1,
revision1=pysvn.Revision( opt_revision_kind.base ),
url_or_path2=url_or_path,
revision2=pysvn.Revision( opt_revision_kind.working ),
recurse=True,
ignore_ancestry=False,
depth=depth )
Produce a diff summary which lists the changed items between url_or_path1 revision1 and url_or_path2 revision2 without creating text deltas. url_or_path1 and url_or_path2 can be either working-copy paths or URLs.
The function may report false positives if ignore_ancestry is False, since a file might have been modified between two revisions, but still have the same contents.
The depth can be used as in place of recurse. depth is one of the pysvn.depth enums.
diff_text = \
diff_summarize_peg( url_or_path,
peg_revision=pysvn.Revision( opt_revision_kind.unspecified ),
revision_start=pysvn.Revision( opt_revision_kind.base ),
revision_end=pysvn.Revision( opt_revision_kind.working ),
recurse=True,
ignore_ancestry=False,
depth=depth )
Produce a diff summary which lists the changed items between the filesystem object url_or_path in peg revision peg_revision, as it changed between revision_start and revision_end. url_or_path can be either a working-copy path or URL.
If peg_revision is opt_revision_unspecified, behave identically to svn_client_diff_summarize(), using path for both of that function's url_or_path1 and url_or_path2 argments.
The function may report false positives if ignore_ancestry is False, as described in the documentation for diff_summarize().
The depth can be used as in place of recurse. depth is one of the pysvn.depth enums.
revision = \ export( src_url_or_path, dest_path, force=False, revision=pysvn.Revision(), native_eol=None, ignore_externals=False, recurse=True, peg_revision=pysvn.Revision( opt_revision_kind.unspecified ), depth=depth )
Create an unversioned copy of the src_path at revision in dest_path. Set recurse to False to export a single file. Set ignore_externals to True to ignore externals definitions.
peg_revision indicates in which revision src_url_or_path is valid. If peg_revision.kind is opt_revision_kind.unspecified, then it defaults to opt_revision_kind.head for URLs or opt_revision_kind.working for WC targets.
The depth can be used as in place of recurse. depth is one of the pysvn.depth enums.
native_eol parameter allows the line ending of files with svn:eol-style propery set to native to be overriden. Use None to use the eol-style of the Operating System, use "LF" to use "\n", "CR" to use "\r" and "CRLF" to use "\r\n".
export returns a pysvn.Revision containing the number of the checked in revision.
Note: The native_eol parameter is only available for svn 1.1.0 or later.
enabled = get_auth_cache()
return true if credential caching is enabled, otherwise return false.
enabled = get_auto_props()
Returns true if svn will automatically set properties when adding files, otherwise returns false.
changelist_list = \ get_changelist( path, changelist, depth=depth, changelists=[] )
TBD
The depth is one of the pysvn.depth enums.
password = get_default_password()
Returns None if no default is set otherwise returns the password as a string.
username = get_default_username()
Returns None if no default is set otherwise returns the username as a string.
enabled = get_interactive()
Returns true if svn will prompt for missing credential information, otherwise returns false.
enabled = get_store_passwords()
Returns true if svn will store passwords after prompting for them, otherwise returns false.
revision = \ import_( path, url, log_message, recurse=True, ignore=False, revprops )
Commit an unversioned file or tree into the repository.
Recursively commit a copy of PATH to URL. Parent directories are created as necessary in the repository. Set ignore to False to disregard default and svn:ignore property ignores.
revprops TBD
import_ returns a pysvn.Revision containing the number of the checked in revision.
entry = info( path )
return information on path as a Entry object.
entry_list = \
info2( url_or_path,
revision=pysvn.Revision( opt_revision_kind.unspecified ),
peg_revision=pysvn.Revision( opt_revision_kind.unspecified ),
recurse=True,
depth=depth )
return information on url_or_path as a list of (path, info_dict) tuples. To return information about a URL revision must be opt_revision_kind.head or opt_revision_kind.number.
peg_revision indicates in which revision url_or_path is valid. If peg_revision.kind is opt_revision_kind.unspecified, then it defaults to opt_revision_kind.head for URLs or opt_revision_kind.working for WC targets.
The depth can be used as in place of recurse. depth is one of the pysvn.depth enums.
The info_dict contains:
Note: The info2 command is only available with svn 1.2.0 or later.
rc = \ is_adm_dir( name )
Return True is the name is an subversion admin directory.
root_url = \ root_url_from_path( url_or_path )
Return the root URL of the repository given the url_or_path.
rc = \ is_url( url )
return True if the url is a known subversion url.
entries_list = \
list( url_or_path,
peg_revision=pysvn.Revision( opt_revision_kind.unspecified ) )
revision=pysvn.Revision( opt_revision_kind.head ),
recurse=True,
dirent_fields=pysvn.SVN_DIRENT_ALL,
fetch_locks=False,
depth=depth )
Returns a list with a tuple of information for each file in the given path at the provided revision.
peg_revision indicates in which revision url_or_path is valid. If peg_revision.kind is opt_revision_kind.unspecified, then it defaults to opt_revision_kind.head for URLs or opt_revision_kind.working for WC targets.
The depth can be used as in place of recurse. depth is one of the pysvn.depth enums.
dirent_fields controls which dirent fields will return. Use pysvn.SVN_DIRENT_ALL to return all fields. Bit-wise or one of these values to return only the selected fields:
The tuple contains:
The PysvnList object contains the requested dirent fields:
The PysvnList object obtains the lock information:
lock( url_or_path, lock_comment, force=False )
lock the url_or_path with lock_comment. Set force to True to override any lock held by another user.
log_messages = \ log( url_or_path, revision_start=pysvn.Revision( opt_revision_kind.head ), revision_end=pysvn.Revision( opt_revision_kind.number, 0 ), discover_changed_paths=False, strict_node_history=True, limit=0, peg_revision=pysvn.Revision( opt_revision_kind.unspecified ), include_merged_revisions=False, revprops=list_of_revprop_names )
Return the log messages for the specified url_or_path between revisions start and end. Set limit to the maximum number of log messages to be returned, 0 means return all messages.
If discover_changed_paths is set, the changed_paths dictionary entry is filled with a list of changed paths. If strict_node_history is set, log entries will not cross copies.
If url_or_path no longer exists in the repos of WC then pass in a peg_revision of a revision where it did exist.
include_merged_revisions TBD
revprops is a list of strings that name the revprops to be returned.
log returns a list of log entries; each log entry is a dictionary. The dictionary contains:
entries_list = \
ls( url_or_path,
revision=pysvn.Revision( opt_revision_kind.head ),
recurse=True,
peg_revision=pysvn.Revision( opt_revision_kind.unspecified ) )
Use the list method in new code as it fixes performance and ambiguity problems with the ls method.
Returns a list of dictionaries for each file the given path at the provided revision.
peg_revision indicates in which revision url_or_path is valid. If peg_revision.kind is opt_revision_kind.unspecified, then it defaults to opt_revision_kind.head for URLs or opt_revision_kind.working for WC targets.
The dictionary contains:
merge( url_or_path1,
revision1,
url_or_path2,
revision2,
local_path,
force=False,
recurse=True,
notice_ancestry=False,
dry_run=False,,
depth=depth,
record_only=False,
merge_options=[] )
Apply the differences between two sources to a working copy path.
The depth can be used as in place of recurse. depth is one of the pysvn.depth enums.
merge_options (a list of strings), is used to pass additional command line arguments to the merge processes (internal or external).
The internal subversion diff supports the following options:
merge_peg( url_or_path,
revision1,
revision2,
peg_revision,
local_path,
recurse=True,
notice_ancestry,
force=False,
dry_run=False,
depth=depth,
record_only=False,
merge_options=[] )
Apply the differences between two sources to a working copy path.
peg_revision indicates in which revision url_or_path is valid. If peg_revision.kind is opt_revision_kind.unspecified, then it defaults to opt_revision_kind.head for URLs or opt_revision_kind.working for WC targets.
The depth can be used as in place of recurse. depth is one of the pysvn.depth enums.
merge_options (a list of strings), is used to pass additional command line arguments to the merge processes (internal or external).
The internal subversion diff supports the following options:
merge_peg2( sources, ranges_to_merge, peg_revision, tareget_wcpath, depth=depth, notice_ancestry=False, force=False, dry_run=False, record_only=True, merge_options=[] )
Apply the differences between the ranges_to_merge in sources to a working copy path, target_wcpath. ranges_to_merge is a list of tuples with the start and end revisions to be merged.
peg_revision indicates in which revision url_or_path is valid. If peg_revision.kind is opt_revision_kind.unspecified, then it defaults to opt_revision_kind.head for URLs or opt_revision_kind.working for WC targets.
The depth is one of the pysvn.depth enums.
merge_options (a list of strings), is used to pass additional command line arguments to the merge processes (internal or external).
The internal subversion diff supports the following options:
merge_reintegrate( url_or_path, revision, local_path, dry_run=False, merge_options=[] )
Lump-merge all of url_or_path unmerged changes into local_path.
merge_options (a list of strings), is used to pass additional command line arguments to the merge processes (internal or external).
The internal subversion diff supports the following options:
mkdir( url_or_path, log_message, make_parents, revprops ) mkdir( [url_or_path,url_or_path], log_message, make_parents, revprops )
Create a new directory under revision control.
url_or_path can be a list of URLs and paths
make_parents and revprops TBD
If url_or_path is a path, each directory is scheduled for addition upon the next commit.
If url_or_path is a URL, the directories are created in the repository via an immediate commit.
In both cases, all the intermediate directories must already exist.
move( src_url_or_path, dest_url_or_path, force=False )
Move (rename) something in working copy or HEAD revision of repository.
NOTE: this command is equivalent to a 'copy' and 'delete'.
src_path and dest_path can both be working copy (WC) paths or URLs:
If src_url_or_path is a path, each item is scheduled for deletion upon the next commit. Files, and directories that have not been committed, are immediately removed from the working copy. The command will not remove PATHs that are, or contain, unversioned or modified items; set force=True to override this behaviour.
If src_url_or_path is a URL, the items are deleted from the repository via an immediate commit.
move2( sources, dest_url_or_path, move_as_child=False, make_parents=False, revprops )
Duplicate something in working copy or repos, remembering history. The src_revision defaults to pysvn.Revision( opt_revision_kind.head ) if the src_path is a URL otherwise to pysvn.Revision( opt_revision_kind.working ).
revprops TBD
src_url_or_path and dest_url_or_path can each be either a working copy (WC) path or URL:
If the destination is a URL the client_get_log_message callback must be implemented to return a log message.
rev = \ propdel( prop_name, url_or_path, revision=pysvn.Revision(), recurse=False, skip_checks=False, depth=depth, base_revision_for_url=[0 for URL, -1 for path], revprops )
Delete the property prop_name from url_or_path.
If skip_checks is true, do no validity checking. But if skip_checks is false, and propname is not a valid property for target, return an error, either SVN_ERR_ILLEGAL_TARGET (if the property is not appropriate for target), or SVN_ERR_BAD_MIME_TYPE (if propname is "svn:mime-type", but propval is not a valid mime-type).
The url_or_path may only be an URL if base_revision_for_url is not -1; in this case, the property will only be set if it has not changed since revision base_revision_for_url. base_revision_for_url must be -1 if url_or_path is not an URL.
The src_revision defaults to pysvn.Revision( opt_revision_kind.head ) if the src_path is a URL otherwise to pysvn.Revision( opt_revision_kind.working ).
The depth can be used as in place of recurse. depth is one of the pysvn.depth enums.
revprops TBD
prop_list = \ propget( prop_name, url_or_path, revision=pysvn.Revision(), recurse=False, peg_revision=pysvn.Revision( opt_revision_kind.unspecified ), depth=depth )
Returns a dictionary with keys of url_or_path and values of the prop_name.
The src_revision defaults to pysvn.Revision( opt_revision_kind.head ) if the url_or_path is a URL otherwise to pysvn.Revision( opt_revision_kind.working ).
peg_revision indicates in which revision url_or_path is valid. If peg_revision.kind is opt_revision_kind.unspecified, then it defaults to opt_revision_kind.head for URLs or opt_revision_kind.working for WC targets.
The depth can be used as in place of recurse. depth is one of the pysvn.depth enums.
prop_list = \ proplist( url_or_path, revision=pysvn.Revision(), recurse=False, peg_revision=pysvn.Revision( opt_revision_kind.unspecified ), depth=depth )
Returns a list of tuples (path, prop_dict). The prop_dict contains the prop_names and their values if set on the path.
The src_revision defaults to pysvn.Revision( opt_revision_kind.head ) if the url_or_path is a URL otherwise to pysvn.Revision( opt_revision_kind.working ).
peg_revision indicates in which revision url_or_path is valid. If peg_revision.kind is opt_revision_kind.unspecified, then it defaults to opt_revision_kind.head for URLs or opt_revision_kind.working for WC targets.
The depth can be used as in place of recurse. depth is one of the pysvn.depth enums.
commit_info = \ propset( prop_name, prop_value, url_or_path, revision=pysvn.Revision(), recurse=False, skip_checks=False, depth=depth, base_revision_for_url=[0 for URL, -1 for path], allow_unver_obstructions=False, revprops )
Set the property prop_name to prop_value in url_or_path.
If skip_checks is true, do no validity checking. But if skip_checks is false, and propname is not a valid property for target, return an error, either SVN_ERR_ILLEGAL_TARGET (if the property is not appropriate for target), or SVN_ERR_BAD_MIME_TYPE (if propname is "svn:mime-type", but propval is not a valid mime-type).
The revision defaults to pysvn.Revision( opt_revision_kind.head ) if the url_or_path is a URL otherwise to pysvn.Revision( opt_revision_kind.working ).
The url_or_path may only be an URL if base_revision_for_url is not -1; in this case, the property will only be set if it has not changed since revision base_revision_for_url. base_revision_for_url must be -1 if url_or_path is not an URL.
The depth can be used as in place of recurse. depth is one of the pysvn.depth enums.
If allow_unver_obstructions is False then the update will abort if there are any unversioned obstructing items.
revprops TBD
relocate( from_url,
to_url,
path,
recurse=True,
depth=depth )
Relocate the working copy from from_url to to_url of path.
The depth can be used as in place of recurse. depth is one of the pysvn.depth enums.
remove( url_or_path_list,
force=False,
keep_local=False,
revprops )
If url_or_path is a path, each item is scheduled for deletion upon the next commit. Files, and directories that have not been committed, are immediately removed from the working copy. The command will not remove paths that are, or contain, unversioned or modified items; set force=True to override this behaviour.
Set keep_local to True to prevent the local file from being delete.
revprops TBD
If url_or_path is a URL, the items are deleted from the repository via an immediate commit.
remove_from_changelists( path, changelist, depth=pysvn.depth.infinite, changelists=[] )
TBD
resolved( path,
recurse=True,
depth=depth )
Mark the conflicted file at path as resolved.
The depth can be used as in place of recurse. depth is one of the pysvn.depth enums.
revert( path, recurse=False, depth=depth ) revert( [path,path], recurse=False, depth=depth )
Discard any changes in the working copy at path. Set recurse to True to recursively revert a directory's children.
The depth can be used as in place of recurse. depth is one of the pysvn.depth enums.
rev = \ revpropdel( prop_name, url, revision=pysvn.Revision( opt_revision_kind.head ), force=False )
Delete the revision property prop_name from url.
rev_prop = \ revpropget( prop_name, url, revision=pysvn.Revision( opt_revision_kind.head ) )
Returns a tuple (rev, prop_val) where the prop_val contains the revision property value.
rev_prop_dict = \ revproplist( url, revision=pysvn.Revision( opt_revision_kind.head ) )
Returns a tuple (revision, prop_dict) where the prop_dict contains the revision properies and their values.
rev = \ revpropset( prop_name, prop_value, url, revision=pysvn.Revision( opt_revision_kind.head ), force=False )
set the revision property prop_name to prop_value in path. The revision updated is returned.
set_adm_dir( name )
Set the name of the subverion admin directory. ".svn" is the normal admin dir use and "_svn" is used on Windows to work around problems with .NET.
set_auth_cache( enable )
When enable is True subversion will remember authentication credentials in the configuration directory.
set_auto_props( enable )
When enabled, subversion will automatically set properties when adding files; otherwise when disabled it will not.
set_default_password( password )
Set the default password to be used if there is no stored password.
set_default_username( username )
Set the default username to be used if there is no stored username.
set_interactive( enable )
When enable is True subversion will prompt for authentication credentials when there are no valid store credentials.
set_store_passwords( enable )
When enable is True subversion will store any passwords that subversion prompted for.
status_list = \ status( path, recurse=True, get_all=True, update=False, ignore=False, ignore_externals=False, depth=depth )
If path is a directory status is returned for all files in the directory in status_list. If path is a single file status is returned for that single file in status_list. Set ignore_externals to True to ignore externals definitions.
The status_list is a list of PysvnStatus objects.
Options:
depth - can be used as in place of recurse. depth is one of the pysvn.depth enums.
switch( path,
url,
recurse=True,
revision=pysvn.Revision( opt_revision_kind.head ),
depth=depth,
peg_revision=revision,
depth_is_sticky=False,
ignore_externals=False,
allow_unver_obstructions=False )
Update the working copy to a different URL.
The depth can be used as in place of recurse. depth is one of the pysvn.depth enums.
If depth_is_sticky is set and depth is not svn_depth_unknown, then in addition to switching PATH, also set its sticky ambient depth value to @a depth.
If ignore_externals is set, do not process externals definitions as part of this operation.
If allow_unver_obstructions is True then the switch tolerates existing unversioned items that obstruct added paths. Only obstructions of the same type (file or dir) as the added item are tolerated. The text of obstructing files is left as-is, effectively treating it as a user modification after the switch. Working properties of obstructing items are set equal to the base properties.
If allow_unver_obstructions is False then the switch will abort if there are any unversioned obstructing items.
unlock( url_or_path, force=False )
Unlock the url_or_path. Set force to True to unlock any lock held by another user.
revision = \ update( path, recurse=True, revision=pysvn.Revision( opt_revision_kind.head ), ignore_externals=False, depth=depth )
Update the file in the working copy at path to the specified revision. Set recurse to True to recursively update a directory's children. Set ignore_externals to True to ignore externals definitions.
path can be a single path string or a list of path strings.
The depth can be used in place of recurse. depth is one of the pysvn.depth enums. Use pysvn.depth.unknown to update all files and folders in the working copy honoring the current depths. Use pysvn.depth.infinity to upadate all files and folders adding any that are missing ignoring the current depths.
update returns a pysvn.Revision containing the number of the revision the working copy was updated to.
This command is typically used to get the latest changes from the repository.
Note: updating to an older revision does not change the current revision. To make the current version identical to an older revision, use a merge followed by a commit.
Interface summary:
transaction = pysvn.Transaction() transaction = pysvn.Transaction( repos_path, transaction_name )
The Transaction object allows you to implement hook code for the SVN repository. The pre-commit and pre-revprop-change hooks are the only hooks that are currently appropriate in SVN. See the SVN documentation for details on hook scripts.
A Transaction object can only be used on one thread at a time. If two threads attempt to call methods of Transaction at the same time one of the threads will get a pysvn.TransactionError exception with the value 'transaction in use on another thread'.
| cat | changed | ||
| propdel | propget | proplist | propset |
| revpropdel | revpropget | revproplist | revpropset |
file_text = \ cat( path )
Return the contents of path as a string, file_text.
file_text = \ changed( [copy_info=False] )
Return a dict of all changes in the transaction. The keys in the dict are the path names and the values are tuples contraining action, kind, text_mod, prop_mod.
The optional copy_info parameter when True will return the copy from revision and copy from path information.
propdel( prop_name, path )
Delete the property prop_name from path in the transaction.
prop_value = \ propget( prop_name, path )
Returns the prop_value as a string or None if the prop_name is not in the transaction.
prop_dict = \ proplist( path )
Returns a prop_dict. The prop_dict contains the prop_names and their values if set on the path in the transaction.
propset( prop_name, prop_value, path )
Set the property prop_name to prop_value in path in the transaction.
revpropdel( prop_name )
Delete the revision property prop_name in the transaction.
prop_val = \ revpropget( prop_name )
Returns the prop_val with the revision property value or None if not set in the transaction.
prop_dict = \ revproplist()
Returns a prop_dict where the prop_dict contains the revision properies and their values in the transaction.
rev = \ revpropset( prop_name, prop_value )
set the revision property prop_name to prop_value in path in the transaction. The revision updated is returned.
The Revision object has three member variables:
Interface summary:
import pysvn import time revhead = pysvn.Revision( pysvn.opt_revision_kind.head ) revdate = pysvn.Revision( pysvn.opt_revision_kind.date, time.time() ) revnum = pysvn.Revision( pysvn.opt_revision_kind.number, 4721 )
ClientError exception is raised when any of the subversion functions called by pysvn return an error.
The Client.exception_style variable controls the information stored in the ClientError object.
The args property is set to a single string parameter containing the whole error message. '\n' is used to seperate message parts.
Use str() to get the string description of the exception raised by pysvn.
import pysvn client = pysvn.Client() client.exception_style = 0 try: client.update( '.' ) except pysvn.ClientError, e: # convert to a string print str(e) # or access the string in args directly print e.args
The arg property is set to a tuple contain two values.
arg[0] is set to a string parameter containing the whole error message. '\n' is used to seperate message parts.
arg[1] is set to a list of tuples containing the message string and the error code. The error code values are defined by SVN and APR.
import pysvn client = pysvn.Client() client.exception_style = 1 try: client.update( '' ) except pysvn.ClientError, e: # print the whole message print e.args[0] # or process the error list for message, code in e.args[1]: print 'Code:',code,'Message:',message
Each status object has the following fields:
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