[SPAM] - Re: [p4perl] Help for a beginner - Sender is forged (SPF Fail)

[Tony Smith]

Hi Craig,

> I see your point and thanks.  And I download you new file and installed
> it.  However, I gave it a whurl with either of these lines:
>
> my $chglist = $p4->Run
> ("changes","-t","@2004/12/20:1:08,@2004/12/21:1:07");
>
>  and this:
>
> my $chglist = $p4->Run ("changes","-t",$param);
>
>  where $param = "@2004/12/20:1:08,@2004/12/21:1:07"
>
> still does not work.  The parameter passing seems to fail.   Also when I
> ran this below:

Strange. Could you call 

 $p4->DebugLevel( 2 );

before you call $p4->Connect() and send me the output. That should shed some 
light on it.

> <first P4 authenticate to Perforce -- then>
> $p4->Connect() or die ("Failed to connect to Perforce Server");
> my $info = $p4->Run ("info");
> foreach $a (@$info){
> print "$a\n";
> }
> $p4->Edit("test.txt") or die ("Failed to edit file");
> $p4->Disconnect();

<snip>

> As you can see the file test.txt is located in c:\src and it has c:\src
> as the current directory.  Any thoughts

$p4->Edit() doesn't return a boolean so you can't use it like that. You need 
to check the $p4->Errors() and $p4->Warnings() arrays to see if the command 
worked.

Tony