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Pieter van Ginkel
17 years ago
The Subversion functions work quite well for me, after some searching. I needed some time though to find out how they all worked together, but this is a basic example of svn_fs_is_file:

<?php

# Get a handle to the on-disk repository. Note that this
# is NOT a checked out project, but the actual svn repository!

$repos_handle = svn_repos_open('/var/lib/svn');
$fs_handle = svn_repos_fs($repos_handle);

# Now we need to open a revision because that's what the
# svn_fs_* methods need. You'll probably want the latest
# revision and we have a helper method for that.

$youngest_rev = svn_fs_youngest_rev($fs_handle);
$fs_rev_handle = svn_fs_revision_root($fs_handle, $youngest_rev);

# Now we can actually start doing stuff, for example the
# svn_fs_is_file call:

print_r(svn_fs_is_file($fs_rev_handle, '/a-file.txt'));

?>

There is one important thing to note about this all. You cannot let the handles expire while doing any calls to svn_fs_*. When implementing a helper class, I cached the first and third handle, but not the second one. PHP crashes hard when you do this. Keep references to all handles you get while you're calling the svn_fs_* methods.

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