RSCCS(1)
NAME
rsccs − Recursive sccs command
SYNOPSIS
rsccs command
DESCRIPTION
Recursively descends the current directory hierarchy executing the command sccs command in directories that have a SCCS/ subdirectory.
EXAMPLE
rsccs is a script that implements sccs commands recursively. If you have the kind of source tree which has symbolic link pointers up to the root, rsccs will quickly fail, "no more processes", because it recursively forks itself on subtrees. In that case, feel free to copy it, and "tell" it what directories to not follow (it already has some it knows to ignore, e.g. don’t descend into directories labelled "SCCS") (and reconsider trees that rely on symbolic links).
Examples of using it in aliases : alias rstnew ’rsccs tell |& grep -vi "no such" |& grep -v " | grep "appears to be"’ alias rstold ’rsccs tell |& grep -vi "no such" |& grep -v " | grep "is checked out"’ alias rstw ’rsccs -w tell |& grep -vi "no such" |& grep -v " | grep "checked out"’
Examples of using it on the command line : % rsccs delget "-yI fixed all the outstanding bugs" [this checks in all files below the current directory] and... % rsccs -w delget "-yI fixed all the outstanding bugs" [this checks in all files in the workspace].
SEE ALSO
CodeManager User’s Guide
bringover(1), def.dir.flp(1), filemerge(1), fileresolve(1), putback(1), resolve(1), ws_undo(1), workspace(1), access_control(5), args(5), children(5), conflicts(5), history(5), locks(5), nametable(5), notification(5), parent(5), putback.cmt(5)
LEGAL DISCLAIMER
THIS SAMPLE PROGRAM IS BEING PROVIDED "AS IS" AND ONLY AS A COURTESY TO THE RECIPIENT. SUN MAKES NO WARRANTY OR REPRESENTATION, EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WITH RESPECT TO THIS SAMPLE PROGRAM INCLUDING QUALITY, PERFORMANCE, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, MERCHANTABILITY, OR NON- INFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT WILL SUN BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES ARISING OUT OF THE USE OR INABILITY TO USE THIS SAMPLE PROGRAM.
SunOS 3.0.1 — Last change: 01 December 1992