Parsing a command

[Steve Barnes]

On 26/04/13 22:46, Ghyslain Leclerc wrote:
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> Hello Tony,
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> I actually had read a little about the three suggestions and I agree with you that this would work.  I'll have to read a little more to be confident (thanks for the links).
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> My problem is that the others in my group are not as willing to spend time using and learning Mercurial as I am and so I want to try and find a solution that will prevent the need to use rollback, revert or backout or any other way of undoing something.
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> As I said, maybe there is simply no solution for what I want.  I was just trying my luck.
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> Thanks again.
> Ghyslain
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If you need to test a command and parse the output before using it for 
real why not have a minimal repo that is used for test execution, (and 
possibly cleared out after use), I would also in the case of wishing to 
only open a subset of commands for users seriously consider giving them 
a minimal GUI using wxPython and hglib.
-- 
Steve /Gadget/ Barnes
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