man prcs-move (Commandes) - Tools to help dealing with file renamings in combination with PRCS
NAME
prcs-move - Tools to help dealing with file renamings in combination with PRCS
SYNOPSIS
prcs-mv src dst
prcs-what-may-move
prcs-ttyask-move src-list dst-list
prcs-assist-move
DESCRIPTION
- prcs-mv
- Renames src into dst, both in the filesystem and in the prj file (that's for everyday work).
With option -p, only impacts prj file, and does not check anything in the filesystem (used by prcs-assist-move, usable manually for renamings that can't be guessed).
- prcs-what-may-move
- Prints on stdout the list of files that are candidates for renaming (those that would be ADDED or DELETED by prcs populate -d) in a format suitable as input for prcs-ttyask-move
- prcs-ttyask-move
- Takes from src-list a list of candidate files for renaming, attempts to match them based on their filenames (that is, only catch dir-hierarchy reorgs), and asks the user what to do with matches (using perl Term::Readline). Records those renamings in dst-list along with unchanged lines.
- prcs-assist-move
- Runs prcs-ttyask-move on prcs-what-may-move output, then prcs-mv -p on the files the user specified as renames.
SEE ALSO
AUTHOR
Yann Dirson <dirson@debian.org>