Lines Matching defs:move

669       /* Turn the move into a copy to keep the NODES table valid */
937 * such nodes in order not to lose move information during replace. */
2045 /* Recursively clear moved-here information at the copy-half of the move
2047 * move into a simple copy.
3980 /* LOCAL_RELPATH is a child inside the move op-root. */
3984 * the move. LOCAL_RELPATH is a child that was moved along.
3985 * Compute the child's new location within the move target. */
4511 * copy operation is part of a move, and indicates the op-depth of the
4512 * move destination op-root. */
4590 ask the repository), but it breaks some move scenarios.
4664 /* We're moving the root of the move operation.
4679 /* We're moving a child along with the root of the move.
4684 * the delete-half of the move might not yet exist. */
4719 /* ### Copying changelist is OK for a move but what about a copy? */
5122 /* We have two cases here: BASE-move-back and WORKING-move-back */
5188 /* Not a normal move. Mixed revision move? */
5244 /* Ok, we can now safely remove this complete move, because we
5250 a no-op move. */
5314 * a move, and indicates the op-depth of the move destination op-root. */
6768 /* Clear moved-to information at the delete-half of the move which moved
6769 * MOVED_TO_RELPATH here. This transforms the delete part of the move into a
6802 /* Helper function for op_revert_txn. Raises move tree conflicts on
6804 of an ancestor that contains a possible move related tree conflict.
6863 /* Transform the move information into revert information */
6997 /* If this node was moved-here, clear moved-to at the move source. */
7002 children (and the move itself was already broken) */
7091 /* Remove moved-here from move destinations outside the tree. */
7870 a copy, or is the destination of a move. */
7958 /* Not fatal in release mode. The move recording is broken,
7968 const char *moved_to_relpath; /* NULL if delete is not part of a move */
7975 /* This structure is used while rewriting move information for nodes.
7977 * The most simple case of rewriting move information happens when
7979 * The second move requires rewriting moved-to info at or within A.
7981 * Another example is a move of a subtree which had nodes moved into it:
7986 * A nested move happens when a subtree child is moved before or after
7989 * In this case, the move A/F -> A/G is rewritten to B/F -> B/G.
7996 /* The source of the move. */
7999 /* The move destination. */
8002 /* The op-depth of the deleted node at the source of the move. */
8228 /* Existing move-root is moved to another location */
8245 /* The node is becoming a move-root for the first time,
8246 * possibly because of a nested move operation. */
8296 /* Plain delete. Fixup move information of descendants that were
8301 /* The move we recorded here must be moved to the location
8334 /* Update the move destination of something that is now moved
8655 _("Cannot move '%s' to '%s' because they "
9659 /* Query the same rows in the database again for move information */
9673 struct svn_wc__db_moved_to_info_t *move;
9678 move = apr_pcalloc(result_pool, sizeof(*move));
9679 move->moved_to_abspath = svn_dirent_join(wcroot->abspath,
9686 move->shadow_op_root_abspath = svn_dirent_join(wcroot->abspath,
9690 move->next = mtb->moved_to;
9691 mtb->moved_to = move;
11374 /* Deleted within a copy/move */
11588 This code is only valid to fix-up a move from an old location, to a new
11650 SVN_ERR_ASSERT(affected >= 1); /* If this fails there is no move dest */
11789 in WORKING that arrived as part of a copy/move.
12568 * path of the move-source node in *MOVED_FROM_RELPATH.
12570 * to the path of the op-root of the delete-half of the move.
12574 * of the move. */
12597 /* The move was only recorded at the copy-half, possibly because
12598 * the move operation was interrupted mid-way between the copy
12617 * the op_root of the delete-half of the move. */
12628 * move, so the correct MOVED_FROM_ABSPATH is the op-root
12637 * op_root of the copied-half of the move. Construct the
12640 /* Grab the child path relative to the op_root of the move
12648 * within the copied-half of the move yet -- else, it would
12769 * ### The body should be broken up appropriately and move into the
12814 this is a plain add, not a copy or a move */
15251 We do this last (after recursing), to allow the move fix-up code to
15328 /* As we are keeping whatever is below, move the*/