In Perforce P4V, how to I search for changelists with files in particular folders?

I use both P4V on Windows and I use the 'p4' command line client on Linux. What you're asking for actually uses two Perforce client commands: p4 changes p4 describe On P4V specifically, this is done under the menu option View->Submitted Changelists ( Ctrl 2 ). This should open a tab for searching.In the Folder/file input field, type a path expression, like this: depot/main/app/python/SiteControl/.../*.

Html When I run this against my depot, I get a list of changelists. When I click on a changelist, it expands to a list of files. The files matching the pattern *.

Html are in normal font weight/color, and the non-matching files are "greyed out". Does that make sense? Similarly, and more specific to your question/usage, you can use a wildcard to say "all files with index at the beginning of their name", as so: depot/main/app/python/SiteControl/.../index Now just to compare, run it again but remove the "/index.

*" from the path expression. Now what you'll see are all of the submitted changelists under the depot path - not just the ones that contain html files. Additionally, all files will appear in normal font weight/color HTH aj.

I use both P4V on Windows and I use the 'p4' command line client on Linux. What you're asking for actually uses two Perforce client commands: p4 changes p4 describe On P4V specifically, this is done under the menu option View->Submitted Changelists (Ctrl+2). This should open a tab for searching.In the Folder/file input field, type a path expression, like this: //depot/main/app/python/SiteControl/.../*.

Html When I run this against my depot, I get a list of changelists. When I click on a changelist, it expands to a list of files. The files matching the pattern *.

Html are in normal font weight/color, and the non-matching files are "greyed out". Does that make sense? Similarly, and more specific to your question/usage, you can use a wildcard to say "all files with index at the beginning of their name", as so: //depot/main/app/python/SiteControl/.../index.

* Now just to compare, run it again but remove the "/index. *" from the path expression. Now what you'll see are all of the submitted changelists under the depot path - not just the ones that contain html files.

Additionally, all files will appear in normal font weight/color. HTH, -aj.

Thanks! It turns out that I was running an older version of P4V. Now that I've got the latest version, everything works as you described.

– Sylvia Jan 29 '10 at 18:28.

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