RADE

Synopsis

adl_detach component... [-unco] [-h | -help | -?]
 

Usage

This command deletes one, or more, component(s) of the current workspace. They are deleted from the current image.
Other images must be refreshed with the [1] adl_refresh command. This command can be used only if there are no local modifications in the component, or if the “-unco” option is used.
The command works even there is no current image.

If a framework name is given, it is not necessary to first detach the internal modules; they will automatically be detached prior to detaching the actual framework.

An option to automatically cancel the local modifications in the component(s) to be detached is available.

All the contained attached components are detached too.

The command fails

• if either the component to detach or any contained SCM object is locally modified: their changes would be lost.
• if any locally moved SCM object belongs to a component to detach in the workspace hierarchy.
• if any contained element is checked-out in the current image and if you don't use the option -unco.
• if any contained element is checked-out in another image of the current workspace.

BEWARE: do not mix up the adl_detach command, which is useful only when components are no longer needed for the development done in a given workspace, but may still be useful elsewhere with the [2] adl_rm command (propagation of the destruction via the flow commands between workspaces).

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Options

adl_attach accepts the following options:
 

Examples

Detach of the “MyFramework” framework and all its modules and datas:

adl_detach MyFramework

 

Attach of the “MyModule.m” module:  

adl_detach MyModule.m

 

Detach the “MyFramework” framework, and uncheck-out the objects if necessary:  

adl_detach MyFramework -unco

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References

[1] [2]

adl_refresh: Refreshing your workspace adl_rm: Deleting objects

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History

Version: 1 [Feb 2001]

Document created

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