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The output is best used within a Perforce API application where the items can be accessed as variables, but is also suitable for parsing by scripts.
Field Name |
Description |
Example/Notes |
---|---|---|
clientFile |
local path to file (in local syntax by default, or in Perforce syntax with the -Op option) |
(or //workspace/src/file.c in Perforce syntax) |
depotFile |
depot path to file |
//depot/src/file.c |
path |
local path to file |
//workspace/src/file.c |
headAction |
action taken at head revision, if in depot |
one of add, edit, delete, branch, or integrate |
headChange |
head revision changelist number, if in depot |
1, 2, 3... n |
headRev |
head revision number, if in depot |
1, 2, 3... n |
headTime |
Head revision modification time, if in depot. Time is measured in seconds since 00:00:00 UTC, January 1, 1970 |
919283152 is a date in early 1999 |
headType |
head revision type, if in depot |
text, binary, text+k, etc. (see the chapter on File Types.) |
haveRev |
revision last synced to workspace, if on workspace |
1, 2, 3... n |
action |
open action, if opened in your workspace |
one of add, edit, delete, branch, or integrate |
type |
open type, if opened in your workspace |
A Perforce file type |
actionOwner |
the user who opened the file, if open |
A Perforce username |
change |
open changelist number, if opened in your workspace |
1, 2, 3... n |
resolved |
the number, if any, of resolved integration records |
1, 2, 3... n |
unresolved |
the number, if any, of unresolved integration records |
1, 2, 3... n |
otherOpen |
the number of other users who have the file open, blank if no other users have the file open |
1, 2, 3... n, preceded by n records listing the users (0 through n-1) with otherOpenn, otherActionn, and otherLockn fields as applicable. For example: |
otherOpenn |
for each user with the file open, the workspace and user with the open file |
user123@workstation9 |
otherLock |
present and set to null if another user has the file locked, otherwise not present |
unset (... otherLock) or not present |
otherLockn |
for each user with the file locked, the workspace and user holding the lock |
user123@workstation9 |
otherActionn |
for each user with the file open, the action taken |
one of add, edit, delete, branch, or integrate |
ourLock |
present and set to null if the current user has the file locked, otherwise not present |
unset (... ourLock) or not present |
resolveActionn |
Pending integration action, base file, base revision number, from file, starting, and ending revision, respectively. |
For pending integration record information, use the -Or option. |
fileSize |
file length in bytes (requires -Ol option, may be expensive to compute) |
63488 |
-c changelist# |
Display only files affected after the given changelist number. This operation is much faster than using a revision range on the affected files. |
-e changelist# |
Display only files affected by the given changelist number. This option is much faster than using a revision range on the affected files. |
-Ol |
Include a fileSize field displaying the length of the file. Note that this field may be expensive to compute, particularly for text files with many revisions. |
-Op |
Display the clientFile in Perforce syntax, as opposed to local syntax. |
-Or |
Display pending integration record data for files open in the current workspace. |
-Os |
Shorten output by excluding client workspace data (for instance, the clientFile field). |
-Rc |
Limit output to files mapped into the current workspace. |
-Rh |
Limit output to files on your have list; that is, to files synced to the current workspace. |
-Rn |
Limit output to files opened at revisions not at the head revision. |
-Ro |
Limit output to open files in the current workspace. |
-Rr |
Limit output to open files that have been resolved. |
-Ru |
Limit output to open files that are unresolved. |
See the Global Options section. The -s global option (which prefixes each line of output with a tag describing the type of output as error, warning, info, text, or exit) can be particularly useful when used with p4 fstat. |
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