Using Caché Studio - InterSystems Documentation

Using Studio Source Control Hooks6. Click Source Control —> Check Out and then click Yes. You can now edit the Caché document.7. Click Source Control —> Check In and then click Yes. The Caché document is now read-onlyagain.Other menu items on the Source Control menu do nothing, because the sample implements only theCheck In and Check Out methods.A.5.2 GlobalThe Studio.SourceControl.Example sample uses a global to record any needed persistent information.Methods in this class maintain and use the ^MySourceControl global, which has the followingstructure:Node^MySourceControl("base")^MySourceControl(0,IntName), where IntNameis the internal name of a Caché file^MySourceControl(1,IntName)^MySourceControl(2,IntName)ContentsThe absolute path of the directorythat will store the XML files. Thedefault is C:\sources\The date and time when thecorresponding external file was lastmodifiedThe date and time when this Cachédocument was last modifiedThe name of the user who has thisCaché document checked out, ifanyThis global is purely a sample and is used only by this class.A.5.3 Determining the External NamesIf you enable the Studio.SourceControl.Example class, it maintains external XML files that correspondto any Caché document that you load or create. It writes these files to the directory C:\sources\ bydefault, as described in “Deciding How to Map Internal and External Names.” For example, theexternal name for the class MyApp.Addresses.HomeAddress isC:\sources\cls\MyApp\Addresses/HomeAddress.xml.Within the sample, the ExternalName method determines the external file name for any Caché document.This method is as follows:142 Using Caché Studio