CheckOut
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Extracts a file from the current folder to the current directory for the purposes of editing.

Syntax

tc CheckOut <TC Files> [-C] [-G] [-M] [-O] [-R] [-T] [-V] [-VA] [-W] [-Y] [-?]  

Examples

Check out TEST.PAS from the folder //TestProject/Source:

tc CheckOut //TestProject/Source/TEST.PAS  

Checks out all .pas and .dfm files from the current folder:

tc CheckOut *.pas *.dfm  

Checks out all .pas files from the current folder and all subfolders:

tc CheckOut *.pas -r  

The following table describes the command-line options available with this command.

Option
Description
-C
Use the same comment for all checked out files
-G
Specify the location of the workfile
-M
If assigning a Version Label (-VA), causes any existing label to be moved to the new revision.
-O
Specify command output parameters
-R
Recursively checkout a folder and its subfolders
-T
Causes the command to terminate and return an error code when an error occurs.
-V
Specify a revision or version to check out
-VA
Assign a Version Label to the checked out file
-W
If the local file is writable, causes it to be overwritten with the checked out copy
-Y
Specify a Username and/or Password
@<filename>
Specify a file containing the list of files to check out
-?, -H
Request online help for a command


Remarks

Check out comments are requested for all files included in the operation, by default. You can use the -C option to type just one comment, which will be applied to all files included in the operation.

 


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