tcl.copy-list
Copies previously saved lists.
Syntax
copy-list {{file.reference} {itemlist*} {(options} to:{(file.reference} {itemlist}
Description
copies a saved list to either a new item-id, a new file.reference, or to the specified output device.
If a file.reference is not specified, the items are copied from the 'pointer-file'.
If no 'itemlist*' is specified, the default item-id, '%user.name' is used.
In AP, a 'file.reference' may be specified because any file can hold lists. Conversely, the 'copy' command may also be used, but it does not default to the 'pointer-file'.
'cl' is a shorthand for 'copy-list'.
Options
n (integer number) Copies only the first 'n' items.
d Deletes the source item(s) from the source file after copying.
f Issues a form-feed between items; each item starts on a new page. Only valid with 't' and 'p' options.
i Suppresses display of item-ids.
n Activates nopage function on output to the terminal.
o Overwrites duplicate item-id{s}.
p Copies list to printer, via the Spooler.
s Suppresses display of line numbers when used with 't' or 'p' options.
s Suppresses error message output on a file copy.
t Copies list to terminal.
u If item-id is in destination file, copies item, but renames it by concatenating current item-id with a character, starting with lower case 'a'.
x Lists output in hexadecimal.
Example
copy-list dm,pointer-file, temp.list (d
to:(prod,pointer-file, cust.list
This copies a list called 'temp.list' from the
'pointer-file' in the 'dm' account to the
'pointer-file' in the 'prod' account. After copying
successfully, the list is deleted from the 'dm,pointer-file,' with
the 'd' option. Filepaths are provided in the source and destination
files. This command is valid from any account.
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