Displays the element type ClearCase would use for a file
ClearCase (cleartool subcommand)
The file command is similar to the UNIX file(1) command, which determines the file type of a specified file. cleartool file displays the element type ClearCase would use for the specified file if the file were converted to an element.
file uses the following process to find the element type:
For more information on magic files, file-typing, and the search path for magic files, see the cc.magic reference page.
By default, file uses the VOB containing the view-private file. If the file is not in a VOB, the command uses the VOB containing the current working directory.
file processes the element types in the rule from left to right. (In a magic file rule, element types are listed from most to least specific.) For example, with a rule like the following:
txt document text_file : -printable & -name "*.[tT][xX][tT]" ;
file first looks for an element type named txt and displays it if it exists in the VOB. If txt doesn't exist in the VOB, file looks for an element type named document and displays it if it exists. If document doesn't exist, file displays the text_file element type.
For information about creating new element types in a VOB, see the mkeltype reference page.
Permissions: No special permissions needed.
cleartool file foo.html
foo.html: html
cleartool file -all foo.html
foo.html: html_source html web_file source text_file
cleartool file -invob \dev foo.html
foo.html: html_source
ccase-home-dir\config\magic\default.magic
cc.magic, mkelem, mkeltype, type_manager
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