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test<br />
setup.pl<br />
testrun.pl<br />
analyze.pl<br />
doc<br />
Colors.doc<br />
Any number of users can create workspaces for themselves, to work with the files in this depot.<br />
On a Windows system, you might create a workspace at location C:\dvt_work. The depot’s<br />
subdirectories would be located in your workspace at:<br />
C:\dvt_work\src<br />
C:\dvt_work\test<br />
C:\dvt_work\doc<br />
You can create a workspace at any location you wish (as long as you have permission to access<br />
the disk storage). And you can move an existing workspace to another location — say, to a<br />
network drive with a larger capacity and a regular backup regimen. If you moved the workspace<br />
above to H:\Projects\ColorWheel\derek, then the three subdirectories would now be located at:<br />
H:\Projects\ColorWheel\derek\src<br />
H:\Projects\ColorWheel\derek\test<br />
H:\Projects\ColorWheel\derek\doc<br />
<strong>AccuRev</strong> needs to keep track of a workspace’s location. So you specify a pathname when you<br />
create the workspace:<br />
accurev mkws ... -l C:\dvt_work ...<br />
And if you move the workspace, using ordinary operating system tools, you must inform<br />
<strong>AccuRev</strong> of the new location:<br />
accurev chws ... -l H:\Projects\ColorWheel\derek ...<br />
Working with Files in a Workspace<br />
Your workspace is a private work area. The files in your workspace belong to you. You can edit<br />
them whenever you like — no special “check out” command is required. For example, to edit the<br />
Colors.doc document, you might start a word processor and specify the pathname<br />
H:\Projects\ColorWheel\derek\doc\Colors.doc.<br />
When you specify files to an accurev command, however, you usually don’t use full pathnames.<br />
In general, you cd (“change directory”) to the workspace, then use relative pathnames to refer to<br />
files.<br />
H:<br />
cd \Projects\Colorwheel\derek\doc<br />
... enter accurev commands ...<br />
As usual, you can use simple filenames for files in the current directory:<br />
accurev stat Colors.doc<br />
<strong>AccuRev</strong> <strong>CLI</strong> User’s <strong>Guide</strong> 2
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