Yes, movement is treated the same regardless of how the pawn is moved. David Sirlin answered this question here:


  Q: Onimaru's Clockwork soldier state that the opponent cannot move behind the token. Does it also prevents any retreat? Because the way I see it, your opponent has a "wall" that moves toward him 2 case per turn, but the wording of the card implies something else. 
  
  A: The movement rules are the same across the whole game. By "movement," that means "the rules for changing the position of your pawn for any reason, when it would reach an obstacle" are the same across the whole game. It doesn't matter if the "movement" is a move, push, dashing strike, retreat, etc. It doesn't matter if the obstacle is a player pawn, the edge of the board, or a clockwork soldier. In all cases, you go as far as you can, then stop when you reach the obstacle.


Does General Onimaru's Clockwork Soldier prevent retreats?
Having spent all morning trying to check something in - I now realise I've lost a couple of days worth of work.

Its happened before - and is apparently common occurrence with SourceSafe.  Can SourceSafe be used successfully, without problems, and if so, how?
