oowhereis(1)

oowhereis1

Ooc file finder

Usage

oowhereis [options] <file-name>

Overview

oowhereis searches the directories listed in the PATHS sections of the initialization files for a matching file name. The full path (including the directory part) of the first file found is written to stdout. If a RCS master file is found, the name of the associated working file is returned by default, even the working file does not exist at the time of the query.

Options

--rcs-master, -r

If a RCS master file is found, but no associated working file, return the name of the master.

--config <file>

Use given file name for the primary initialization file. An empty name disables parsing of the default initialization file.

--include-config <file>

Include the given initialization file in addition to the default initialization file.

--version

Write compiler version and exit.

--help, -h

Write short usage summary and exit.

Environment

OOC_HOME holds the name of the primary initialization file.

Diagnostics

Exit status is 0 if a matching file is found, and 1 otherwise.

Releases

Unchanged in 4 releases since Debian 2.1 (Slink).

  1. 2.1–3.1

Author

Michael van Acken <[email protected]>

From oo2c 1.5.9-3 in Debian 3.1 (Sarge). Parsed by carta from the page's man source.