Intel XENIX 286 Programmers Guide (86) - Tenox.tc

XENIX Programming SCCS: Source Code Control System
Setting s-file Flags
You can set the flags in a given s-file by using the -f option of the admin command. The
command has the form
admin -fflag s. filename
where -f(lag gives the flag to be set, and s.filename gives the name of the s-file in
which the flag is to be set. For example, the command
admin -fi s.demo.c
sets the i flag in the s-file s.demo.c.
Note that some s-file flags take values when they are set. For example, the m flag
requires that a module name be given. When a value is required, it must immediately
follow the flag name as in the command
admin -fmdmod s.demo.c
which sets the m flag to the module name "dmod".
Using the i Flag
The i flag causes the admin and delta commands to print a fatal error message and stop
if no keywords are found in the given text file. The flag is used to prevent a file version
that contains expanded keywords from being saved as a new version. (Saving an
expanded version destroys the keywords for all subsequent versions.)
When the i flag is set, each new version of a file must contain at least one keyword.
Otherwise, the version cannot be saved.
Using the d Flag
The d flag gives the default SID for versions retrieved by the get command. The flag
takes an SID as its value. For example, the command
ad min -fd 1.1 s.demo.c
sets the default SID to 1.1. A subsequent get command that does not use the -r option
will retrieve version 1.1.
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