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## org.tmatesoft.svn.core.wc
Class SVNStatusType

    java.lang.Object
      org.tmatesoft.svn.core.wc.SVNStatusType

public class SVNStatusType
extends Object

SVNStatusType provides information about versioned items' status type. This class contains a set of predefined constants each of that should be compared with a refrence to an SVNStatusType to find out the item's status type. That is done either in event handlers (implementing ISVNEventHandler) registered for SVN*Client objects like this:

     import org.tmatesoft.svn.core.wc.ISVNEventHandler;
     import org.tmatesoft.svn.core.wc.SVNStatusType;
     import org.tmatesoft.svn.core.wc.SVNEventAction;
     ...

     public class MyCustomEventHandler implements ISVNEventHandler {
         public void handleEvent(SVNEvent event, double progress){
             ...

             if(event.getAction() == SVNEventAction.UPDATE_UPDATE){
                //get contents status type
                SVNStatusType contentsStatus = event.getContentsStatus();
                //parse it
                if(contentsStatus != SVNStatusType.INAPPLICABLE){
                    if(contentsStatus == SVNStatusType.CONFLICTED){
                        ...
                    }
                }

                //get properties status type
                SVNStatusType propertiesStatus = event.getPropertiesStatus();
                //parse it
                if(propertiesStatus != SVNStatusType.INAPPLICABLE){
                    if(contentsStatus == SVNStatusType.CONFLICTED){
                        ...
                    }
                }
             }
             ...
         }
         ...
     }

or in a status handler (implementing ISVNStatusHandler) registered for an SVNStatusClient like this:

     import org.tmatesoft.svn.core.wc.ISVNStatusHandler;
     import org.tmatesoft.svn.core.wc.SVNStatus;
     import org.tmatesoft.svn.core.wc.SVNStatusType;
     ...

     public class MyCustomStatusHandler implements ISVNStatusHandler {
         public void handleStatus(SVNStatus status){
             ...

             //get contents status type
             SVNStatusType contentsStatus = status.getContentsStatus();
             //parse it
             if(contentsStatus == SVNStatusType.STATUS_MODIFIED){
                 ...
             }else if(contentsStatus == SVNStatusType.STATUS_CONFLICTED){
                 ...
             }
             ...
             //get properties status type
             SVNStatusType propertiesStatus = status.getPropertiesStatus();
             //parse it
             if(contentsStatus == SVNStatusType.STATUS_MODIFIED){
                 ...
             }else if(contentsStatus == SVNStatusType.STATUS_CONFLICTED){
                 ...
             }
             ...
         }
         ...
     }

Version:
  1.1.1
Author:
  TMate Software Ltd.
See Also:
  `SVNEvent`, `SVNStatus`

Field Summary
`static SVNStatusType` `CHANGED` During an operation (like an update) denotes that the item contents or item properties were changed.
`static SVNStatusType` `CONFLICTED` During an operation (like an update) denotes that the file item contents or file/directory item properties are in conflict with those changes that came from the repository.
`static SVNStatusType` `CONFLICTED_UNRESOLVED` Denotes that the conflict state on the item is still unresolved.
`static SVNStatusType` `INAPPLICABLE` During some operations denotes that status info of item contents or properties is inapplicable.
`static SVNStatusType` `LOCK_INAPPLICABLE` During some operations denotes that lock status is inapplicable.
`static SVNStatusType` `LOCK_LOCKED` During an operation denotes that the file item's locked.
`static SVNStatusType` `LOCK_UNCHANGED` During an operation denotes that the lock status wasn't changed.
`static SVNStatusType` `LOCK_UNKNOWN` No lock information is known.
`static SVNStatusType` `LOCK_UNLOCKED` During an operation (like an update) denotes that the file item's lock was broken in the repositry by some other user.
`static SVNStatusType` `MERGED` During an operation (like an update or merge) denotes that the file item contents or file/directory item properties were merged with changes that came from the repository, so that local modifications and arrived ones do not overlap.
`static SVNStatusType` `MISSING` Denotes that the item is versioned but missing (deleted from the fylesystem).
`static SVNStatusType` `OBSTRUCTED` Denotes that the item has an unexpected kind or somehow damaged or can not be managed by an operation.
`static SVNStatusType` `STATUS_ADDED` In a status operation denotes that the item in the Working Copy being currently processed is scheduled for addition to the repository.
`static SVNStatusType` `STATUS_CONFLICTED` In a status operation denotes that the item in the Working Copy being currently processed is in a conflict state (local changes overlap those that came from the repository).
`static SVNStatusType` `STATUS_DELETED` In a status operation denotes that the item in the Working Copy being currently processed is scheduled for deletion from the repository.
`static SVNStatusType` `STATUS_EXTERNAL` In a status operation denotes that the item in the Working Copy being currently processed is not under version control but is related to externals definitions.
`static SVNStatusType` `STATUS_IGNORED` In a status operation denotes that the file item in the Working Copy being currently processed was set to be ignored (was added to svn:ignore property).
`static SVNStatusType` `STATUS_INCOMPLETE` In a status operation denotes that the item in the Working Copy being currently processed is under version control but is somehow incomplete - for example, it may happen when the previous update was interrupted.
`static SVNStatusType` `STATUS_MERGED` Deprecated. this status is never reported by 'status' operation in this version, 'update' and 'merge' uses `MERGED` instead.
`static SVNStatusType` `STATUS_MISSING` In a status operation denotes that the item in the Working Copy being currently processed is under version control but is missing - for example, removed from the filesystem with a non-SVN, non-SVNKit or any other SVN non-compatible delete command).
`static SVNStatusType` `STATUS_MODIFIED` In a status operation denotes that the item in the Working Copy being currently processed has local modifications.
`static SVNStatusType` `STATUS_NONE` In a status operation denotes that no status type information is available.
`static SVNStatusType` `STATUS_NORMAL` In a status operation (if it's being running with an option to report of all items set to true) denotes that the item in the Working Copy being currently processed has no local changes (in a normal state).
`static SVNStatusType` `STATUS_OBSTRUCTED` In a status operation denotes that the item in the Working Copy being currently processed has a non-expected kind.
`static SVNStatusType` `STATUS_REPLACED` In a status operation denotes that the item in the Working Copy being currently processed was replaced by another item with the same name (within a single revision the item was scheduled for deletion and then a new one with the same name was scheduled for addition).
`static SVNStatusType` `STATUS_UNVERSIONED` In a status operation denotes that the item in the Working Copy being currently processed is not under version control.
`static SVNStatusType` `UNCHANGED` During an operation denotes that file item contents or file/directory item properties are not changed.
`static SVNStatusType` `UNKNOWN` Denotes that the resultant status of the operation is for some reason unknown.

Method Summary
`char` `getCode()` Returns id of this object.
`int` `getID()` Returns this object's identifier as an integer nbumber.
`String` `toString()` Returns a string representation of this object.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
`clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait`

Field Detail

### INAPPLICABLE

    public static final SVNStatusType INAPPLICABLE

  During some operations denotes that status info of item contents or properties is inapplicable. For example, this takes place during a commit operation - if there is any `ISVNEventHandler` registered for an `SVNCommitClient` then events that are dispatched to that event handler will have contents and properties status types set to INAPPLICABLE:

       public class MyCommitEventHandler implements ISVNEventHandler{
       ...

           public void handleEvent(SVNEvent event, double progress){
               //both are SVNStatusType.INAPPLICABLE
               SVNStatusType contentsStatus = event.getContentsStatus();
               SVNStatusType propsStatus = event.getPropertiesStatus();
           }
       ...
       }

### UNKNOWN

    public static final SVNStatusType UNKNOWN

  Denotes that the resultant status of the operation is for some reason unknown.

### UNCHANGED

    public static final SVNStatusType UNCHANGED

  During an operation denotes that file item contents or file/directory item properties are not changed. For example, in a Working Copy-to-URL copying.

### MISSING

    public static final SVNStatusType MISSING

  Denotes that the item is versioned but missing (deleted from the fylesystem).

### OBSTRUCTED

    public static final SVNStatusType OBSTRUCTED

  Denotes that the item has an unexpected kind or somehow damaged or can not be managed by an operation.

### CHANGED

    public static final SVNStatusType CHANGED

  During an operation (like an update) denotes that the item contents or item properties were changed.

### MERGED

    public static final SVNStatusType MERGED

  During an operation (like an update or merge) denotes that the file item contents or file/directory item properties were merged with changes that came from the repository, so that local modifications and arrived ones do not overlap.

### CONFLICTED

    public static final SVNStatusType CONFLICTED

  During an operation (like an update) denotes that the file item contents or file/directory item properties are in conflict with those changes that came from the repository.

### CONFLICTED_UNRESOLVED

    public static final SVNStatusType CONFLICTED_UNRESOLVED

  Denotes that the conflict state on the item is still unresolved. For example, it can be set when trying to merge into a file that is in conflict with the repository.

### LOCK_INAPPLICABLE

    public static final SVNStatusType LOCK_INAPPLICABLE

  During some operations denotes that lock status is inapplicable. For example, this takes place during a commit operation - if there is any `ISVNEventHandler` registered for `SVNCommitClient` then events that are dispatched to that event handler will have the lock status type set to LOCK_INAPPLICABLE:

       public class MyCommitEventHandler implements ISVNEventHandler{
       ...

           public void handleEvent(SVNEvent event, double progress){
               //is SVNStatusType.LOCK_INAPPLICABLE
               SVNStatusType lockStatus = event.getLockStatus();
           }
       ...
       }

### LOCK_UNKNOWN

    public static final SVNStatusType LOCK_UNKNOWN

  No lock information is known.

### LOCK_UNCHANGED

    public static final SVNStatusType LOCK_UNCHANGED

  During an operation denotes that the lock status wasn't changed. For example, in a Working Copy-to-URL copying.

### LOCK_LOCKED

    public static final SVNStatusType LOCK_LOCKED

  During an operation denotes that the file item's locked.

### LOCK_UNLOCKED

    public static final SVNStatusType LOCK_UNLOCKED

  During an operation (like an update) denotes that the file item's lock was broken in the repositry by some other user.

### STATUS_NONE

    public static final SVNStatusType STATUS_NONE

  In a status operation denotes that no status type information is available.

### STATUS_NORMAL

    public static final SVNStatusType STATUS_NORMAL

  In a status operation (if it's being running with an option to report of all items set to true) denotes that the item in the Working Copy being currently processed has no local changes (in a normal state).

### STATUS_MODIFIED

    public static final SVNStatusType STATUS_MODIFIED

  In a status operation denotes that the item in the Working Copy being currently processed has local modifications.

### STATUS_ADDED

    public static final SVNStatusType STATUS_ADDED

  In a status operation denotes that the item in the Working Copy being currently processed is scheduled for addition to the repository.

### STATUS_DELETED

    public static final SVNStatusType STATUS_DELETED

  In a status operation denotes that the item in the Working Copy being currently processed is scheduled for deletion from the repository.

### STATUS_UNVERSIONED

    public static final SVNStatusType STATUS_UNVERSIONED

  In a status operation denotes that the item in the Working Copy being currently processed is not under version control.

### STATUS_MISSING

    public static final SVNStatusType STATUS_MISSING

  In a status operation denotes that the item in the Working Copy being currently processed is under version control but is missing - for example, removed from the filesystem with a non-SVN, non-SVNKit or any other SVN non-compatible delete command).

### STATUS_REPLACED

    public static final SVNStatusType STATUS_REPLACED

  In a status operation denotes that the item in the Working Copy being currently processed was replaced by another item with the same name (within a single revision the item was scheduled for deletion and then a new one with the same name was scheduled for addition). Though they may have the same name the items have their own distinct histories.

### STATUS_CONFLICTED

    public static final SVNStatusType STATUS_CONFLICTED

  In a status operation denotes that the item in the Working Copy being currently processed is in a conflict state (local changes overlap those that came from the repository). The conflicting overlaps need to be manually resolved.

### STATUS_OBSTRUCTED

    public static final SVNStatusType STATUS_OBSTRUCTED

  In a status operation denotes that the item in the Working Copy being currently processed has a non-expected kind. For example, a file is considered to be obstructed if it was deleted (with an SVN client non-compatible delete operation) and a directory with the same name as the file had had was added (but again with an SVN client non-compatible operation).

### STATUS_IGNORED

    public static final SVNStatusType STATUS_IGNORED

  In a status operation denotes that the file item in the Working Copy being currently processed was set to be ignored (was added to svn:ignore property).

### STATUS_INCOMPLETE

    public static final SVNStatusType STATUS_INCOMPLETE

  In a status operation denotes that the item in the Working Copy being currently processed is under version control but is somehow incomplete - for example, it may happen when the previous update was interrupted.

### STATUS_EXTERNAL

    public static final SVNStatusType STATUS_EXTERNAL

  In a status operation denotes that the item in the Working Copy being currently processed is not under version control but is related to externals definitions.

### STATUS_MERGED

    public static final SVNStatusType STATUS_MERGED

  Deprecated. this status is never reported by 'status' operation in this version, 'update' and 'merge' uses `MERGED` instead.

  In a status operation denotes that the item in the Working Copy being currently processed was merged - that is it was applied the differences (delta) between two sources in a merge operation.

Method Detail

### getID

    public int getID()

  Returns this object's identifier as an integer nbumber. Each constant field of the SVNStatusType class is also an SVNStatusType object with its own id.

  Returns:
    id of this object

### getCode

    public char getCode()

  Returns id of this object.

  Returns:
    id code

### toString

    public String toString()

  Returns a string representation of this object. As a matter of fact this is a string representation of this object's id.

  Returns:
    a string representing this object

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