Thanks for reply I am Trying to create a SVN API. In which when i commit a file it will call back the log_msg. i am trying to write the log_msg function which need to take massage from user and kept in a tmp file and commit using that message. 

use SVN::Client;
use IO:File;
use vars qw($fh $filename);
my $template = 'filexxxx';
my $target = '/home/XXX/bla/bla';

my $ctx-> new SVN::Client();
$ctx->log_msg(\&log_msg);
print  " enter path to commit";
my $path =<>;
chomp($path);
$ctx->commit($path,0);


sub log_msg{
   my $log_msg=shift;
   my $messgpath=shift;
   my $citem = shift;
   my $pool = shift;

$logmsg =&message();

$citem ={ $citem->path($path),
          $citem->revision('HEAD')
}

sub message {
  ($fh,$filename)=temfile($template, DIR => $target
     or die "error creating $filename :$!";

$fh =new IO::File "+>> $filename " or die " could not open a file :$!"
+;
if (defined $fh){
my $line =<STDIN>;
print $fh $line;
}
$logmsg = ` cat $filename`;
close($fh)
return $logmsg;
$messgpath ="$pathh/$filename";
}
}

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In reply to Re^2: SVN API log_msg help by naresh777
in thread Reaped: SVN API log_msg help by NodeReaper

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