ClientUser::OutputText( const char *, int )

Output textual data.

Virtual?	Yes
Class	ClientUser
Arguments	const char *errBuf	the block of text to be printed
	int length	the length of the data
Returns	void

Notes

The most common usage of OutputText() is in running p4 print on a text file.

Example

> p4 print -q file.txt
This is a text file.
It is called "file.txt"

The arguments to OutputText() in the preceding example are the pointer to the first character in the file contents, and the length of the file in bytes.

To alter the way in which OutputText() handles text data, create a subclass of ClientUser and provide an alternate implementation of OutputText().

For example, suppose that your ClientUser subclass contains a StrBuf called myData, and you want to store the data in this StrBuf rather than dump it to stdout.

void MyClientUser::OutputText( const char *data, int length )
{
    myData.Set( data, length );
}