revlog: some basic code reordering

revlog: abstract out index entry packing This lets us remove most of the remaining v0/v1 logic from revlog

revlog: simplify revlog.__init__ - move stat into io helper - get rid of self.defversion and self.indexstat - fold _load into __init__

revlog: mark cache private

revlog: pull chunkcache back into revlog

revlog: change _inline from a function to a variable

revlog: simplify addrevision - remove unused defaults for p1, p2, and text - reduce some if/else - use better variable names - remove some extra variables - remove some obsolete corner tests - simply first entry handling for revlogng - simply inline vs outofline writeout

revlog: some codingstyle cleanups

revlog: add a magic null revision to our index We expand our index by one entry so that index[nullrev] points to a unique entry, the null revision. This naturally eliminates numerous extra tests in the performance-sensitive index access functions, most of which are now trivial again. Adding new entries is now done with insert(-1, e) rather than append(e).

revlog: change accesses to index entry elements to use positive offsets

revlog: parse revlogv0 indexes into v1 internally This lets us eliminate lots of special case code in our performance-sensitive index accessors.

revlog: only allow lazy parsing with revlogng files This will allow us to store indices in memory in a single entry format

revlog: simplify the v1 immediate parser - read all the data at once (large files are handled by the lazy parser) - cache the entire file for inline revlogs - simplify looping

revlog: set the threshold for lazy parsing higher A typical machine can parse a 1MB index in well under a second

revlog: simplify the v0 parser

revlog: add revlogio interface This lets us separate the logic for different on-disk revlog formats from the main revlog logic.

revlog: regroup parsing code

transactions: avoid late tear-down (issue641) We use weak references (ugh) to avoid having to manually delete transaction references out of each call frame when an exception occurs.

hgk: enable mouse wheel under Windows. For some reason, MouseWheel events are not routed under windows even in latest ActiveTcl 8.4.15 while they are under linux and macosx. These events are activated using code supplied with Tcl Tip 171: <http://www.tcl.tk/cgi-bin/tct/tip/171.html>. Strangely, the Tip code almost work but generates some unexpected infinite loop which is fixed using a simple boolean to check reentrancy.

hgk: enable mouse wheel on MouseWheel events. At this point, mouse wheel still does not work under Windows.

merge with crew-stable

addremove: print meaningful error message if --similar not numeric

Merge with crew

test-alias: Removed fallback to parentui, no longer needed since 10afa3fab6b4

merge with crew-stable

Make [defaults] in .hg/hgrc work.

fix bogus close spotted by pychecker (no close() in global scope)

Remove unused pprint import and the commented line which used it before.

Use format string for lockname again (was changed by 3e25a6eb5c9a)

Backout ad09ce1d393c and replace ''' with """ to make some highlighting happy. I have tried Debian's default emacs and the current CVS version. Default emacs doesn't have highlighting enabled (and being emacs-illiterate I don't know how to enable it) and the CVS emacs' Python highlighting has no problems with ' characters here.

removed trailing whitespace

fix unused variables reported by pychecker

churn: get current terminal width if possible

merge with crew-stable

dirstate.invalidate: avoid rebuilding _map Since hasattr will call __getattr__, the call to hasattr(self, '_dirs') will end up reparsing the dirstate file.

add dirstate._dirtypl variable Theoretically, it's possible to forget modified dirstate parents by doing: dirstate.invalidate() dirstate.setparents(p1, p2) dirstate._map The final access to _map should call _read(), which will unconditionally overwrite dirstate._pl. This doesn't actually happen right now because invalidate accidentally ends up rebuilding dirstate._map.

archive: delay extraction of file revisions This allows us to look only at the filelogs we're interested in, providing a nice speedup if we're archiving only part of a repository.

help: avoid traceback if an extension has only debug commands

convert/subversion: rehandle the no-tags case

Print meaningful error message if os.symlink fails

lock.py: cache hostname, but not pid, in case we fork

convert/subversion: work around memory leak in svn's python bindings The svn.ra.get_log wrapper attaches the hash of changed paths for every log entry to a global memory pool, so memory consumption increases rapidly, with no way to free it. Our workaround is to call this function in a child process, and feed its results back over a pipe. The memory consumption of the child still grows huge (hundreds of megabytes), but at least it goes away once the reading-the-log phase is done.

Automated merge with http://hg.intevation.org/mercurial/crew

convert/subversion: Simplify callback.

merge with crew-stable

Simplify update.

Better fix for issue 622 than we had in c4dd58af0fc8.

convert/subversion: reduce memory usage by filtering early This makes up to a 50% difference in memory consumption.