Pending changelist (instead of submitting it) in the special case ofĪ change form, you can change your mind and type C-c C-s to Your mind and type C-c C-p to save the change description as a In the special case of a submit form, you can change When done, submit the form to the Perforce server by typingĬ-c C-c. Identify differences between the workspaceĬommands like submit and client open a form for editing inĮmacs. Move (rename) a file that’s open for edit. These are the most useful commands: Perforce commandĪnnotate each line with the revision it was (“Entities” includeīranches, pending changelists, clients, filespecs, groups, jobs, But C-u C-x p e * RET opens all files inĬommands that prompt you for a Perforce entity name provide TABĬompletion on the available entity names. For example C-x p e opens theĬurrent file for edit. But if they are given a prefix argument then you canĮnter any arguments to the command. Is the file you’re visiting in the current buffer, if any the markedįile(s) in a Dired buffer, if any or the file on the current line inĪ Dired buffer.
You can typeĬ-x p C-h to see a list of all key bindings (but not everyĬommands in p4.el operate on the “current” file by default - this P4.el provides an Emacs command for nearly all Perforce commands,Īnd they have the same name: for example the Perforce command p4Įdit corresponds to the Emacs command p4-edit. If you’ve customized p4-global-key-prefix, then Note: This section assumes that you are using the default key Strings for each command, you must byte-compile p4.el: $ emacs -Q -batch -f batch-byte-compile p4.el
To compile the Perforce help text into the Emacs documentation Prefer a different key prefix, then you should customize the setting (If, on the other hand, you are already familiar with the Emacs VC interface, and want to add Perforce as a VC backend, then you might look at Jonathan Kamens’ VC-P4.) InstallationĮnsure the directory containing p4.el is on your load-path: (add-to-list 'load-path "/full/path/to/dir/containing/p4.el")īy default, the P4 global key bindings start with C-x p. It provides Emacs interfaces that map directly to Perforce commands, and so is most useful if you are already familiar with Perforce and want to access it from Emacs.
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P4.el integrates the Perforce software version management system into GNU Emacs.
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