PCA Command Directs PCA to a specified list of directories for source files when source text must be displayed. Format SET SOURCE dirname [,dirname...]
1 – Parameters
dirname Specifies a directory to search. If multiple dirname parameters are specified, the specified directories are searched for source files in that order. You may specify a OpenVMS logical name for a dirname. Note that dirname may consist of one, several, or all the fields in a full file specification, though it typically consists only of a directory name. A full file specification has the following format: node::device:[directory]file-name.file-type;version-number When specifying any of these fields, you must include the punctuation for that field as shown in this format.
2 – Description
The SET SOURCE command directs PCA to a specified list of directories for source files when source text must be displayed. By default, PCA expects a source file to be in the same location it was in when it was compiled; that is, in the same directory and in the same exact file. If that file has been moved to another location, you must use the SET SOURCE command to specify that location. Note that you must also establish a directory search list with the SET SOURCE command if you wish to view source files in a source window when in screen mode.
3 – Qualifiers
3.1 /EDIT
Specifies that the indicated directory search list is to be used in locating source files for the Analyzer EDIT command.
3.2 /MODULE
/MODULE=modname Specifies that the indicated directory search list is to be used in locating source files for the specified module. Other modules do not use this search list.
4 – Examples
PCAC> SET SOURCE [PROJA], [PROJB], DISK:[PETER.PAN] This command tells the Collector to locate all source files by searching directories [PROJA], [PROJB], and DISK:[PETER.PAN], in that order. PCAC> SET SOURCE/MODULE=NICK [TSAKERES] This command tells the Collector to search directory [TSAKERES] when accessing source files for module NICK.