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PK P4=5SVZ Z MercurialCommand.pyimport sublime, sublimeplugin
import subprocess
import os
# This plugin provides access to frequently used Mercurial commands
#
# To use this plugin, Mercurial must be in your path.
# To verify this, open a command prompt and type 'hg'
# If you get a list of commands, it's on the path, otherwise, add it to the path
#
# You may obtain Mercurial at: http://mercurial.selenic.com/wiki/
class MercurialCommand(sublimeplugin.TextCommand):
def run(self, view, args):
# don't operate unless the buffer is saved
if(view.fileName() == None):
return
# Put the file name in quotes to allow spaces in the name
bufferName = "\"" + str(view.fileName()) + "\""
# Parse the arguments
if(args[0]=="commit"):
Results = doSystemCommand("hg commit")
displayResults(Results, "MessageBox", None)
elif(args[0]=="addCurrent"):
Results = doSystemCommand("hg add " + bufferName)
displayResults(Results, "MessageBox", None)
elif(args[0]=="initCurrent"):
Results = doSystemCommand("hg init")
displayResults(Results, "MessageBox", None)
elif(args[0]=="removeCurrent"):
Results = doSystemCommand("hg remove " + bufferName)
displayResults(Results, "MessageBox", None)
elif(args[0]=="diff"):
Results = doSystemCommand("hg diff " + bufferName)
displayResults(Results, "Window", view)
elif(args[0]=="push"):
Results = doSystemCommand("hg push ")
displayResults(Results, "MessageBox", None)
elif(args[0]=="pull"):
Results = doSystemCommand("hg pull")
displayResults(Results, "MessageBox", None)
elif(args[0]=="update"):
Results = doSystemCommand("hg update")
displayResults(Results, "MessageBox", None)
elif(args[0]=="pullAndUpdate"):
Results = doSystemCommand("hg pull -u ")
displayResults(Results, "Window", view)
elif(args[0]=="revert"):
Results = doSystemCommand("hg revert " + str(bufferName))
displayResults(Results, "Window", view)
elif(args[0]=="status"):
Results = doSystemCommand("hg status")
displayResults(Results, "Window", view)
# Runs a system command from the command line
# Captures and returns both stdout and stderr as an array, in that respective order
def doSystemCommand(commandText):
p = subprocess.Popen(commandText, shell=True, bufsize=1024, stdout=subprocess.PIPE, stderr=subprocess.PIPE)
p.wait()
stdout = p.stdout
stderr = p.stderr
return [stdout.read(),stderr.read()]
# Displays given stderr if its not blank, otherwise displays stdout
# Method of display is configured using the Mode argument
#
# Results is of the form
# Results[0] is stdout to display
# Results[1] is stderr which, if its not None, will be displayed instead of stdout
#
# Modes:
# Window - Opens a new buffer with output
# MessageBox - Creates a messageBox with output
#
# view is the view that will be used to create new buffers
def displayResults(Results, Mode, view):
if(Mode == "Window"):
if(Results[1] != None and Results[1] != ""):
createWindowWithText(view, "An error or warning occurred:\n\n" + str(Results[1]))
elif(Results[0] != None and Results[0] != ""):
createWindowWithText(view, str(Results[0]))
# Message Box
elif(Mode == "MessageBox"):
if(Results[1] != None and Results != ""):
sublime.messageBox("An error or warning occurred:\n\n" + str(Results[1]))
elif(Results[0] != None and Results[0] != ""):
sublime.statusMessage(str(Results[0]))
# Open a new buffer containing the given text
def createWindowWithText(view, textToDisplay):
MercurialView = sublime.Window.newFile(view.window())
MercurialView.insert(MercurialView.size(), textToDisplay)PK P4=Qx
README.txtThis plugin is designed to provide an integrated interface to the most commonly used features of Mercurial.
# Easy Installation
Find the Mercurial package on http://sublimetextwiki.com, download it, and double click-it.
Sublime Text should recognize and install it.
After you double click it, restart Sublime Text.
This will give you keybindings for Commit, Add, Remove, and Diff actions.
# Manual Installation
Copy the "MercurialCommand.py" and "MercurialCommand.package-menu" files to your Packages\User folder:
- On Vista, this is \Users\UserName\AppData\Roaming\Sublime Text\Packages\User\
- On XP, this is \Documents and Settings\UserName\Application Data\Sublime Text\Packages\User\
Optionally, alter your "Default.sublime-keymap" file and create any shortcuts you wish. Some examples are provided with the plugin.
# Usage
There is a pull-down menu under Tools->Packages->Mercurial that provides access to all the commands provided by the plugin.
You may also map any of the Mercurial commands to a keystroke and use them in that way.
A thing to note is that this command uses the currently open buffer to determine the file path where the commands should be run from.
# Notes
When using the revert command, you must change to another open buffer or close
and reopen the buffer in question. This is because Sublime Text needs to realize
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