[BangPypers] Help-subversion_python

[Sridhar Ratnakumar]

>> Not rocket science:
>>
>>    1) read the entire contents of the file into memory and write it back
>> (after writing your "hello world")
>>    2) move the file (if it is on disk) to some other location; write
>> "hello
>> world" and append the moved file back to this new file.

On Mon, 20 Jul 2009 22:24:00 -0700, Dinoj D <dinoj.d at raffles.co.in> wrote:

> Its a good idea..is there any option to have append mode with the below  
> codes
>

>>> stream = fs.apply_text(txt_root, path, None)
>>> core.svn_stream_write(stream, "hello world!\n")
>>> core.svn_stream_close(stream)

This snippet of code is obviously copied from a larger project ..  judging  
 from the use of symbols like 'apply_text', 'svn_stream_write',  
'svn_stream_close' that are not in the standard library. Perhaps read  
their definitions in the appropriate modules in the source tree (or API of  
the libraries used). It is not difficult to adapt this code to the ideas I  
suggested further above - it is likely that there is also a  
'svn_stream_open' function, for instance.

If you find this basic task difficult, then I can only suggest you to  
either patiently work through them using the Python docs, Google, pdb,  
etc.. or hire someone to do it for you.

-srid