lslocal

Lists the files in the workspace

APPLICABILITY


Product

Command Type

Attache


command


Platform

UNIX


Windows

SYNOPSIS

lslocal [ -r·ecurse ] [ -mod·ified ] [ -nco ] [ pname...]

DESCRIPTION

The lslocal command lists the name of the files in the workspace.

RESTRICTIONS

None.

OPTIONS AND ARGUMENTS

HANDLING OF DIRECTORY ARGUMENTS.  Default: For each pname that specifies a directory element, lslocal lists the contents of that directory, but not the contents of any of its subdirectories.

-r·ecurse

Includes a listing of the entire subtree below any subdirectory included in the top-level listing. VOB symbolic links are not traversed during the recursive descent.

SPECIFYING THE OBJECTS TO BE LISTED.  Default: If you don't specify any other options, all files in the current working directory are listed; all subdirectory entries are listed, but not the contents of these subdirectories.

-mod·ified

Restricts the listing to writable files only.
-nco

Restricts the listing to writable files corresponding to elements that are not checked out to the workspace view. This will help you to identify files you modified without checking them out, for example, while you were working disconnected from the view.
pname...

Restricts the listing to the specified files and/or directories. Wildcard patterns apply to the workspace contents; / (slash) denotes the root of the workspace. For example, /*.c refers to all of the .c files in the workspace root. (See the wildcards reference page for more information.) You can use either slashes or backslashes.

EXAMPLES

SEE ALSO

get, ls