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This input mode will process files and directories
from a list. This mode is useful for performing a discrete set of file metrics.
The list must be a text file with compliant the specified format. The -RL
mode can be helpful in creating the file list. Lines within the file
beginning with the # sign will be considered as comments.
File Lists can also include the following file formats.
Text Files (See Formatting Below)
i.e. "c:\Program Files\MSquared\M2 RSM\rsm.exe" -F project.txt
(See formatting below)
Visual Studio 6.0
i.e. "c:\Program Files\MSquared\M2 RSM\rsm.exe" -F project.dsw
i.e. "c:\Program Files\MSquared\M2 RSM\rsm.exe" -F project.dsp
Visual Studio 2003 & 2005
i.e. "c:\Program Files\MSquared\M2 RSM\rsm.exe" -F project.sln
i.e. "c:\Program Files\MSquared\M2 RSM\rsm.exe" -F project.vcproj
Visual Studio 2008 & Beyond
i.e. "c:\Program Files\MSquared\M2 RSM\rsm.exe" -F project.sln
Note: If a path/file contains spaces, you must delimit the data with quotes.
Text File Format:
Files must be the complete path and file name.
i.e. c:\project\src\vertex.java
/proj/source/geom.cpp
Text File Directory Format:
Directories must the the full path. The following parameters to
the directory are required for descent of the directory.
-r Recursive descent of the directory
-n No Recursive descent
c,h,cpp Types string tells RSM which kind of files
directory Starting point for processing
i.e. -r java /proj/java/source
-n h,cpp /proj/cpp/source
Environment Variable Expansion:
A line in the input file can expand environment variables to
enhance the flexibility in programming mode. The enviroment
variable must be in the format %ENVAR% in the file line.
i.e. -r h,cpp %PROJ%
This format is how RSM expands the environment variable regardless
of the operating system or shell used.
Example File:
filelist.txt
c:\src\control.c
c:\src\display.c
-r h,c,cpp,java %PROJ%
-n java d:\javasrc\src\n"
Note:
No wild cards are valid in this mode. Blank lines are ignored.
Lines leading with a # character are not processed and considered comments.
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