Search &gt; Go To...
In the dialog, you can go to a submitted changelist by number.

In my version of P4, this is under Edit &gt; Go To...

And of course for the keyboard freaks (&quot;mouse? I don&#39;t need no mouse&quot;) you can hit &lt;kbd&gt;CTRL&lt;/kbd&gt; + &lt;kbd&gt;G&lt;/kbd&gt;.

Hi All,
                                                                                                                                                                                                       It I used &lt;kbd&gt;CTRL&lt;/kbd&gt; + &lt;kbd&gt;G&lt;/kbd&gt; and then I was prmopted to provide the change list number. 

Please note you have to select the options from Scroll down Menu. 

In this case it is:

1. Submitted Change List
2. Pending change list
3. Branch Mapping
4. Label
5. Workspace
6. User 
7. Job 

Like Eric, I use Edit &gt; Go To...

Optionally, in the History pane on the left side of the window, you can double click on a changelist in the list and it&#39;ll open the details for just that changelist in a new window (same window you&#39;ll see with Edit &gt; Go To...).

Note for this, in the newest version of P4V, the &quot;Pending&quot; and &quot;Submitted&quot; change types are combined in the goto dialog. Now there is just &quot;Changelist&quot; and it figures out which one it is by the number you enter.

Also we can view @ tab &quot;Search&quot; -&gt; Go To.. in newer versions of P4V. AS mentioned above or     &quot;Ctlr+G &quot;

&gt; **Possible Duplicate:**  
&gt; [C++: What is the size of an object of an empty class?](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/621616/c-what-is-the-size-of-an-object-of-an-empty-class)  

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Why does the following output `1`?
    
    #include &lt;iostream&gt;

    class Test
    {
    };
    
    int main()
    {
    	std::cout &lt;&lt; sizeof(Test);
    	return 0;
    }

Why is the size of an empty class in C++ not zero?

I recently created a WCF service (dll) and a service host (exe). I know my WCF service is working correctly since I am able to successfully add the service to WcfTestClient. 

However, I seem to be running into an issue when I comes to utlizing my WCF from a service host (exe). I can add a reference to the WCF (dll) to my service host (exe) and create the necessary componets to the exe; such as the service installer, service host, and the app.config, compile and then finally install the exe using InstallUtil. But, when I tried to start the service in the Microsoft Management Console, the service immediately stops after being started. 

So I began investigating what could exactly be causing this issue an came up with this error from the Application Log in the Event Viewer. 

Description: 

&gt; Service cannot be started.
&gt; System.InvalidOperationException:
&gt; Service &#39;Service&#39; has zero application
&gt; (non-infrastructure) endpoints. This
&gt; might be because no configuration file
&gt; was found for your application, or
&gt; because no service element matching
&gt; the service name could be found in the
&gt; configuration file, or because no
&gt; endpoints were defined in the service
&gt; element.

This error is actually generated in the `OnStart`; of my exe, when I perform this call `ServiceHost.Open()`. I&#39;ve seen numerous posts where other individuals have run into this issue, however most if not all of them, claim that the service name or contract; namespace and class name, are not being specified. I checked both of these entries in my config file; in the exe as well as in the dll, and they match up PERFECTLY. I&#39;ve had other people in the office double check behind me to make sure I wasn&#39;t going blind at one point, but of course they came to the same conclusion as me that everything looked like it was specified correctly. I am truly at a lost as to what is going on at this point.  Could anyone help me with this issue? 

Another thing that came up as a possible reason this may be happening is that the app.config is never being read; at least not the one I think should be getting read. Could this be the issue? If so, how can I go about addressing this issue. Again, ANY help would be appreciated. 



Service has zero application (non-infrastructure) endpoints

When viewing submitted changelists in p4v, is there a way to display a particular changelist number?  That is, how I do the equivalent of `p4 describe` in p4v?  Can I filter for a particular changelist number?  I don&#39;t see how.


How do I display a particular changelist number in p4v?

<p>When viewing submitted changelists in p4v, is there a way to display a particular changelist number?  That is, how I do the equivalent of <code>p4 describe</code> in p4v?  Can I filter for a particular changelist number?  I don't see how.</p>


I want to reverse the changes from one of my checkins. In the right-click context menu of the particular changelist, there are these two options:

 - Rollback...
 - Back Out Submitted Changelist &lt;number&gt;

What is the difference between these two? In what situations should I use either one?

What is the difference between &quot;Rollback...&quot; and &quot;Back Out Submitted Changelist #####&quot; in Perforce P4V

We use Visual Studio, which generates lots of `bin` and `obj` directories. When I use **P4V**&#39;s &quot;Reconcile Offline Work&quot; feature, these appear in the &quot;Local files not in depot&quot; list.

I&#39;d like to exclude them. I found [this question][1], but that talks about files, and when I try what it suggests (adding the following to my workspace view), **it doesn&#39;t work**:

    //depot/Foo/... //Client/Foo/...
    -//depot/Foo/.../*.user //Client/Foo/.../*.user
    -//depot/Foo/.../bin/... //Client/Foo/.../bin/...
    -//depot/Foo/.../obj/... //Client/Foo/.../obj/...

It doesn&#39;t actually seem to work for files, either: the foo.csproj.user files are still displayed in the list.

Can I exclude directories from P4V? If so, how? What am I doing wrong?


  [1]: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/55449/can-you-ignore-a-file-in-perforce

Can you &quot;ignore&quot; a directory in P4V?

I&#39;ve been using Perforce for a number of years. I&#39;d like to switch to using git for my personal code, but all of the git tutorials that I&#39;ve seen either assume that you&#39;e a complete source control n00b (which makes them incredibly tedious) or that you&#39;re used to svn (which I&#39;m not).

I know p4, and I also understand the idea behind a distributed source control system (so I don&#39;t need a sales pitch, thanks). What I&#39;d like is a translation table from p4 command to equivalent git commands, as well as the &quot;can&#39;t live without&quot; commands that have no p4 equivalent.

Since I suspect every p4 user uses a different subset of p4, here are some of the things I regularly do in p4 that I&#39;d like to be able to do in git that aren&#39;t immediately obvious from the docs I&#39;ve looked at:

 1. create multiple pending changelists in a single client. (`p4 change`)
 1. edit a pending changelist. (also `p4 change`)
 1. see a list of all of my pending changelists (`p4 changes -s pending`)
 1. list of all of the changed files in my client (`p4 opened`) or in a pending changelist (`p4 describe`)
 1. see a diff of a pending changelist (I use a wrapper script for this which uses `p4 diff` and `p4 describe`)
 1. for a given file, see which submitted changelists affected which lines (`p4 annotate`)
 1. for a given file, see a list of the descriptions of the changelists that affected the file (`p4 log`)
 1. submit a pending changelist (`p4 submit -c`)
 1. abort a pending changelist (`p4 revert`)


A lot of these revolve around &quot;changelists&quot;. &quot;changelist&quot; is p4 terminology. What&#39;s the git equivalent term?

It sounds like branches might be what git users use in place of what p4 calls changelists. A bit confusing, since p4 also has something called a branch though they seem to be only vaguely related concepts. (Though I always thought p4&#39;s concept of a branch was pretty weird it is different yet again from the classic RCS concept of a branch.)

Anyway... I&#39;m not sure how to accomplish what I normally do in p4 changelists with git&#39;s branches. In p4 I can do something like this:

    $ p4 edit a.txt
    $ p4 change a.txt
    Change 12345 created.

At this point I have a changlist that contains a.txt. I can edit the description and continue working without submitting the changelist. Also, if it turns out that I need to make some changes to some other files, like say a bugfix in some other layer of the code, I can do that in the same client:

    $ p4 edit z.txt
    $ p4 change z.txt
    Change 12346 created.

Now I have two separate changelists in the same client. I can work on these concurrently, and I don&#39;t need to do anything to &quot;switch between&quot; them. When it comes time to commit, I can submit them separately:

    $ p4 submit -c 12346  # this will submit the changes to z.txt
    $ p4 submit -c 12345  # this will submit the changes to a.txt

I can&#39;t figure out how to replicate this in git. From my experiments, it doesn&#39;t appear that `git add` is associated with the current branch. As far as I can tell, when I `git commit` it&#39;s going to commit all files that I `git add`-ed no matter what branch I was in at the time:

    $ git init
    Initialized empty Git repository in /home/laurence/git-playground/.git/
    $ ls
    a.txt  w.txt  z.txt
    $ git add -A .
    $ git commit
     Initial commit.
     3 files changed, 3 insertions(+), 0 deletions(-)
     create mode 100644 a.txt
     create mode 100644 w.txt
     create mode 100644 z.txt
    $ vi a.txt z.txt 
    2 files to edit
    $ git status
    # On branch master
    # Changed but not updated:
    #   (use &quot;git add &lt;file&gt;...&quot; to update what will be committed)
    #   (use &quot;git checkout -- &lt;file&gt;...&quot; to discard changes in working directory)
    #
    #	modified:   a.txt
    #	modified:   z.txt
    #
    no changes added to commit (use &quot;git add&quot; and/or &quot;git commit -a&quot;)
    $ git branch aardvark
    $ git checkout aardvark
    M	a.txt
    M	z.txt
    Switched to branch &#39;aardvark&#39;
    $ git add a.txt 
    $ git checkout master
    M	a.txt
    M	z.txt
    Switched to branch &#39;master&#39;
    $ git branch zebra
    $ git checkout zebra
    M	a.txt
    M	z.txt
    Switched to branch &#39;zebra&#39;
    $ git add z.txt 
    $ git status
    # On branch zebra
    # Changes to be committed:
    #   (use &quot;git reset HEAD &lt;file&gt;...&quot; to unstage)
    #
    #	modified:   a.txt
    #	modified:   z.txt
    #
    $ git checkout aardvark
    M	a.txt
    M	z.txt
    Switched to branch &#39;aardvark&#39;
    $ git status
    # On branch aardvark
    # Changes to be committed:
    #   (use &quot;git reset HEAD &lt;file&gt;...&quot; to unstage)
    #
    #	modified:   a.txt
    #	modified:   z.txt

In this example, the aardvark and zebra branches seem to contain exactly the same set of changes, and based on the output of `git status` it appears that doing a commit in either will have the same effect. Am I doing something wrong?

Git for Perforce users

I&#39;ve just downloaded a 4.5GB depot to a location on my hard drive that is not ideal.

I&#39;d like to move the folder that Perforce now sees as the &quot;workspace&quot; folder (iPhone) to another folder on my hard disk (Project Name), and then use *that* folder as the workspace folder.

Is this possible, or do I need to download the entire depot again?

Thanks,
Dave

How do I move a Perforce &quot;workspace&quot; folder?

One of our team member (located in different region) has shelved changes in P4 with changelist 1234. 

Now, if I want to see what files are modified snf what are the changes, how can I do this? 

What is the P4 command that I should use to see the changes made by our team member?

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Why is the size of an empty class in C++ not zero?

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