topic Re: TortoiseSVN and LabVIEW to programmatically export modified files from one revision to another. in LabVIEW

TortoiseSVN and LabVIEW to programmatically export modified files from one revision to another.

GladiatorLV — Wed, 01 Jul 2015 15:34:18 GMT

Can I use LabVIEW to programmatically check Modified files in a repository or folder from one version to another and export a list of paths of those files? This is when comparing one version of the repository to another.

Thank you for your help

Re: TortoiseSVN and LabVIEW to programmatically export modified files from one revision to another.

Sam_Sharp — Wed, 01 Jul 2015 15:49:22 GMT

I'm pretty sure this is possible using the SVN Command Line tools (an install option of TortoiseSVN) and System Exec to call it.

Re: TortoiseSVN and LabVIEW to programmatically export modified files from one revision to another.

GladiatorLV — Wed, 01 Jul 2015 15:54:24 GMT

Thank you for your reply Sam_Sharp. That's the method I am going for. Do you know the commands I should use? I have searched but haven't found any command that worked. The only one that gave me a list of modified command is ShowCompare and even that didn't take the revision number I passed. Instead a window popped up and asked me to input the revision numbers.

Thanks

Re: TortoiseSVN and LabVIEW to programmatically export modified files from one revision to another.

Sam_Sharp — Wed, 01 Jul 2015 16:01:15 GMT

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9190931/get-changed-files-from-svn-command-line-between-two-revisions

Looks like 'diff' is the right command to use.

Edit: With the --summarize flag so it doesn't try to return the actual differences within the files.

Re: TortoiseSVN and LabVIEW to programmatically export modified files from one revision to another.

GladiatorLV — Wed, 01 Jul 2015 20:51:59 GMT

This is a partial solution. Thank you.

From here I will have the path of every modified filed along with the action (deleted, modified, or added) and then I can put all these paths in an array and export each into a folder on local drive.

Thanks again,

GladiatorLV