lc — Lists codes (i.e. region attributes) 'region_id', 'material_id', 'los', 'region name', 'region parent' within a group or combination.
lc
[ -d | -m | -s ] [-r] [-z] [ -0 | -1 | -2 | -3 | -4 | -5 ] [ -f { FileName
}] {GroupName
}
The 'lc' command lists a set of codes (i.e. attributes) of regions within a group/combination. Listed in columns are the following: 'region_id', 'material_id', 'los', 'region name', 'region parent'. If a value is unset, it is reported as '--'.
-d
Specifies to list only one region with each 'region_id'.
-s
Specifies to list only one region with each combination of 'region_id', 'material_id' and 'los'. In addition to the output of '-d', it lists those cases where 'region_id' is the same but 'material_id' and/or 'los' are different.
-m
Specifies to list only regions with shared 'region_id' values where one or more of the objects in the set of objects defined by shared 'region_id' value reports a different 'material_id' and/or 'los'. Essentially, this allows users to quickly find and resolve inconsistent 'material_id' and 'los' settings within a 'region_id' group.
-r
Remove regions from the list in which their parent is a region and the region is subtracted within the parent. The '-r' option can be combined with any other option.
-z
Specifies descending (z-a) sort order.
-0
, -1
, -2
, -3
, -4
, -5
Specifies sort column 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5 (referring to columns listed in the description of this command);
1 is default.
If 0 is specified, the regions are listed in the order in which they are stored, but this will be overridden
if -d
or -s
is used, because of the sorting which needs to be done when
either of those options is used.
-f FileName
Identifies output should be to a file and specifies the file name. If the path is not included as part of the 'FileName' the path will be the 'current directory'.