Syntax
| tc Get <TC Files> [-E] [-G] [-M] [-O] [-R] [-T] [-V] [-VA] [-W] [-Y] [-?]
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Examples
Get TEST.PAS from the folder //TestProject/Source:
| tc Get //TestProject/Source/TEST.PAS
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Gets all .pas and .dfm files from the current folder:
| tc Get *.pas *.dfm
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Gets all .pas files from the current folder and all subfolders:
| tc Get *.pas -r
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The following table describes the command-line options available with this command.
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Option
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Description
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-E
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Make the workfile writable after successful Get
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-G
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Specify the location of the workfile
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-M
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If assigning a Version Label (-VA), causes any existing label to be moved to the new revision.
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-O
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Specify command output parameters
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-R
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Recursively get a folder and its subfolders
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-T
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Causes the command to terminate and return an error code when an error occurs.
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-V
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Specify a revision or version to get
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-VA
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Assign a Version Label to the revision that was retrieved
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-W
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If the local file is writable, causes it to be overwritten with the checked out copy
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-Y
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Specify a Username and/or Password
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@<filename>
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Specify a file containing the list of files to get
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-?, -H
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Request online help for a command
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Remarks
If the local copy of the file is not read-only the action will fail for that file. To override this default and to cause the local file to be overwritten with the new read-only copy, use the -W command-line option.
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