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Rcs Document Part20

This document provides information about the rlog command in RCS, which displays information about RCS files. It lists various options for rlog including -L to ignore locked files, -R to print only the RCS file name, -h/-t to print header or header and description information, and -N to omit symbolic names. It also describes options to select revisions based on dates, locks, revision numbers, states, or who checked them in.

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Rcs Document Part20

This document provides information about the rlog command in RCS, which displays information about RCS files. It lists various options for rlog including -L to ignore locked files, -R to print only the RCS file name, -h/-t to print header or header and description information, and -N to omit symbolic names. It also describes options to select revisions based on dates, locks, revision numbers, states, or who checked them in.

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Chapter 2: Usage 18

-ksubst See Section 2.1.4 [Substitution mode option], page 8.


-V
-Vn
-xsuff See Section 2.1.6 [Misc common options], page 9.
-zzone See Section 2.1.2 [Date option], page 8.
These options have no effect, and are included solely for consistency with other comamnds
(see Section 2.1.7 [Environment], page 10): -T.

2.10 Invoking rlog


rcs log [options] file ...
(or “rlog” instead of “rcs log”)
The rlog command displays information about RCS files.
-L Ignore RCS files with no locks set.
-R Print only the name of the RCS file.
-h Print only the “header” information.
-t Like -h, but also include the description.
-N Omit symbolic names.
-b Select the default branch.
-ddates See Section 2.1.2 [Date option], page 8. Select revisions based on timestamp,
in the range dates, with spec:
d single revision d or earlier
d1<d2
d2>d1 between d1 and d2, exclusive
<d
d> before d
>d
d< after d
Instead of ‘<’ or ‘>’, you can use ‘<=’ or ‘>=’, respectively, to specify inclusive
ranges. dates may also be a list of semicolon-separated specs.
-l[who] Select revisions locked by who (comma-separated list of usernames) only, or by
anyone if who is omitted.
-r[revs] Select revisions in revs, a comma-separated list of range specs, one of: rev,
rev:, :rev, rev1:rev2.
-sstates See Section 2.1.6 [Misc common options], page 9. states can also be a comma-
separated list of states. Select revisions with specified state(s).
-w[who] Select revisions checked in by who (comma-separated list of usernames), or by
the user if who is omitted.

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