Added support for .bash_profile, .bash_login and .profile #14
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This pull request supplies code to extend some of the work done to support Mac OS X users.
Mac OS X will attempt to read the PATH information required by this plugin from these three files, in order:
.bash_profile -> .bash_login -> .profile
I have extended the ConstructCommand function to try to find one of these files, in that order, or issue a warning and stop if it cannot find any of them. Hopefully that is useful.
My branch also contains a merge of mattyork's p4v integration, simply because I quite wanted that functionality too. This may, or may not, be helpful...
Thanks for writing this plugin! I hope to use it quite a lot, and contribute some more extensions. Next on my list is to link Perfoce Checkout with a window.show_quick_panel(pending change lists here) so you can checkout a file to a non-default CL.
cheers,
Simon