Perforce Helix Core menu overview

The Perforce Helix Core menu contains the following items:

Perforce Helix Core menu option	Description
Add to Perforce	Adds the file that you are currently working on to Perforce Helix Core. For more information, see Adding files to Perforce.
Check Out	Checks a file out of Perforce Helix Core so you can edit it. For more information, see Checking files out of Perforce.
Check In	Checks files into Perforce Helix Core, to store your changes in the depot. For more information, see Checking files in to Perforce.
Lock/Unlock File	Prevents other users from checking in a file while you have it open, to prevent conflicts.
Undo Add/Check Out	Discards any changes that you have made to the files in your workspace. This operation is known as reverting To discard changes you made to a file in your client workspace without submitting the changes to the depot. a file.
Results of Last Command	Displays the results of the last Perforce Helix Core command that you performed.
File Status	Displays the status of the current file, including the file name and path, as well as Perforce information.
File History	Displays the current file's name and path, as well as the past revisions of the file, and the changelists The changes to files or stream specifications along with metadata, such as the list of changed files, their version numbers, who submitted the changelist to the depot, and the submitter's description of the changes. A changelist is the unit of versioned work. See also atomic change transaction and changelist number. associated with it.
Checked-out Files	Displays a list of all of the files that you currently have checked out of Perforce Helix Core.
Perforce Information	Displays your Perforce connection information. For more information about these fields, see the Perforce documentation portal.
Get Latest Revision from Perforce	Enables you to browse and open files that are stored in the depot A file repository hosted on the Helix Core Server. A depot is the top-level unit of storage for versioned files, which are also known as depot files, archive files, or source files. It contains all versions of all files ever submitted to the depot. Except for obliterated files, any version of any file can be restored, including deleted files, but not obliterated files. An installation can have multiple depots, and they might be of different types, such as a local depot and a stream depot. (as opposed to your workspace See client workspace.).
Options	Enables you to set P4GT options. For more information on these options, see Configuring P4GT.
Help	Displays the online help.
About P4GT	Displays information about the version of P4GT that you are running.
Disconnect from Server/Connect to Server	Deactivate/activate Perforce Helix Core operations.