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<strong>py</strong> <strong>Documentation</strong>, Release 1.4.27.dev1<br />

in os.path and similar to <strong>the</strong> commands of <strong>the</strong> svn client.<br />

strpath<br />

string path<br />

rev<br />

revision<br />

url<br />

url of this WC item<br />

dump(obj)<br />

pickle object into path location<br />

svnurl()<br />

return current SvnPath for this WC-item.<br />

switch(url)<br />

switch to given URL.<br />

checkout(url=None, rev=None)<br />

checkout from url to local wcpath.<br />

update(rev=’HEAD’, interactive=True)<br />

update working co<strong>py</strong> item to given revision. (None -> HEAD).<br />

write(content, mode=’w’)<br />

write content into local filesystem wc.<br />

dirpath(*args)<br />

return <strong>the</strong> directory Path of <strong>the</strong> current Path.<br />

ensure(*args, **kwargs)<br />

ensure that an args-joined path exists (by default as a file). if you specify a keyword argument ‘directory=True’<br />

<strong>the</strong>n <strong>the</strong> path is forced to be a directory path.<br />

mkdir(*args)<br />

create & return <strong>the</strong> directory joined with args.<br />

add()<br />

add ourself to svn<br />

remove(rec=1, force=1)<br />

remove a file or a directory tree. ‘rec’ursive is ignored and considered always true (because of underlying<br />

svn semantics.<br />

co<strong>py</strong>(target)<br />

co<strong>py</strong> path to target.<br />

rename(target)<br />

rename this path to target.<br />

lock()<br />

set a lock (exclusive) on <strong>the</strong> resource<br />

unlock()<br />

unset a previously set lock<br />

cleanup()<br />

remove any locks from <strong>the</strong> resource<br />

status(updates=0, rec=0, externals=0)<br />

return (collective) Status object for this file.<br />

10 Chapter 2. <strong>py</strong>.path

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