SVN_BLAME(3) 1 SVN_BLAME(3)svn_blame - Get the SVN blame for a fileSYNOPSIS
array svn_blame (string $repository_url, [int $revision_no = SVN_REVISION_HEAD])
DESCRIPTION
Get the SVN blame of a file from a repository URL.
PARAMETERS
o $repository_url
- The repository URL.
o $revision_no
- The revision number.
RETURN VALUES
An array of SVN blame information separated by line which includes the revision number, line number, line of code, author, and date.
EXAMPLES
Example #1
svn_blame(3) example
<?php
$svnurl = 'http://svn.example.org/svnroot/foo/trunk/index.php';
print_r( svn_blame($svnurl) );
?>
The above example will output something similar to:
Array
(
[0] = Array
(
[rev] = 1
[line_no] = 1
[line] = Hello World
[author] = joesmith
[date] = 2007-07-02T05:51:26.628396Z
)
[1] = Array
...
SEE ALSO svn_diff(3), svn_logs(3), svn_status(3).
PHP Documentation Group SVN_BLAME(3)
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SVN::Web::Blame(3pm) User Contributed Perl Documentation SVN::Web::Blame(3pm)NAME
SVN::Web::Blame - SVN::Web action to show blame/annotation information
SYNOPSIS
In config.yaml
actions:
...
blame:
class: SVN::Web::Blame
action_menu:
show:
- file
link_text: (view blame)
...
DESCRIPTION
Shows a specific revision of a file in the Subversion repository, with blame/annotation information.
OPTIONS
rev The revision of the file to show. Defaults to the repository's youngest revision.
If this is not an interesting revision for this file, the repository history is searched to find the youngest interesting revision
for this file that is less than "rev".
TEMPLATE VARIABLES
at_head A boolean value, indicating whether the user is currently viewing the HEAD of the file in the repository.
context Always "file".
rev The revision that has been returned. This is not necessarily the same as the "rev" option passed to the action. If the "rev"
passed to the action is not interesting (i.e., there were no changes to the file at that revision) then the file's history is
searched backwards to find the next oldest interesting revision.
youngest_rev
The youngest interesting revision of the file.
mimetype
The file's MIME type, extracted from the file's "svn:mime-type" property. If this is not set then "text/plain" is used.
blame_details
An array of hashes. Each entry in the array corresponds to a line from the file. Each hash contains the following keys:
line_no
The line number (starting with 0) in the file.
revision
The revision in which this line was last changed.
author
The author of the revision that changed this line
date
The date on which the line was changed, formatted according to "Time and date formatting" in SVN::Web.
line
The contents of this line.
EXCEPTIONS
None.
COPYRIGHT
Copyright 2007 by Nik Clayton "<nik@FreeBSD.org>".
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.
See <http://www.perl.com/perl/misc/Artistic.html>
perl v5.14.2 2012-06-11 SVN::Web::Blame(3pm)
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