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SVK::Editor::Rename(3)               User Contributed Perl Documentation              SVK::Editor::Rename(3)



NAME
       SVK::Editor::Rename - An editor that translates editor calls for renamed entries

SYNOPSIS
         $editor = SVK::Editor::Rename->new
           ( editor => $next_editor,
             rename_map => \@rename_map
           );

DESCRIPTION
       Given the rename_map, which is a list of [from, to] pairs for translating path in editor calls,
       "SVK::Editor::Rename" serialize the calls and rearrange them for making proper calls to $next_editor.

       The translation of pathnames is done with iterating through the @rename_map, translate with the first
       match. Translation is redone untill no match is found.

       "SVK::Editor::Rename" is a subclass of "SVK::Editor::Patch", which serailizes incoming editor calls.
       Each baton opened is recorded in "$self-"{opened_baton}>, which could be use to lookup with path
       names.

       When a path is opened that should be renamed, it's recorded in "$self-"{renamed_anchor}> for
       reanchoring the renamed result to proper parent directory before calls are emitted to $next_editor.



perl v5.8.8                                      2006-12-28                           SVK::Editor::Rename(3)

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