The Vertical Sky Software Manager User Guide - MKS

Command Line Interface
si co -S project.pj prog.c brochur.toc
brochur.idx
checks out all three members. You can name as many members
as you like on the command line (subject to the line length
limitations of your operating system).
Note
VSky Software Manager commands do not span command shell line
lengths.
Use Wildcards
Use wildcards in the member component. For example, the
command:
si ci -S c:\work\project.pj brochur.*
checks in all members with the base name brochur and any
extension.
Specify a Member List
A member list (specified with the -F member option) is a text
file containing the names of the members a command should
be applied to. For example, the command:
si ci -S c:\work\project.pj -F flist.lst
checks in all the members listed in the flist.lst file.
Members named in the member element may have any level of path
qualification.
A member list is a text file containing a list of member names, with
each name on a line by itself. When you pass a member list to
Vertical Sky Server, it reads the member names and applies the
command to them in sequence.
You can create a member list with any text editor by entering
membernames—one name per line—in a plain text file.
Alternatively, you can compile a list of members with the find
command and copy them to a text file. The find command is a
standard UNIX utility and is available on Win32 based systems
with MKS Toolkit.
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