Am 20.08.12 23:20, schrieb Blair Zajac:
> I'd like to add this to Tcl/port1.0/portfetch.tcl. Being a coder but
> not a Tcl coder, how do I check if http_proxy is set in portfetch.tcl
> and get that to svn's command line? Right now, I am unable to see the
> http_proxy variable in portfetch.tcl
I assume you refer to a enviroment variable 'http_proxy'. You can check
the existence with: info exists ::env(http_proxy)
So you could add something like this in portfetch.tcl (prepend 'global
svn.args' if you are in a proc):
if { [info exists ::env(http_proxy)] } {
set svn.args "--config-option
servers:global:http-proxy-host=${::env(http_proxy)}"
}
Hope this helps.
--
Christoph
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