iskey

Description

The iskey command is used to perform actions concerning the keywords. The following actions are possible:

• adding the keywords of the specified files to the cross reference list keywords-subroutines.
• checking all used keywords against the list whith allowed keywords that is stored in the file keywords.ok.
• deleting the keywords of the specified files from the cross reference list keywords-subroutines.
• generate a new cross reference list keywords-subroutines.
• get all routines using the specified keywords.
• make a list of all used keywords

iskey [[[bf -acdgl] [file(s)]] [keywords]]

-a

Add the keywords of all specified source files to the cross reference list keywords-subroutines. This option can only be used by those who have write access to the file keywords.all.

-c

Check all keywords in the cross reference list keywords-subroutines (keywords.all) to the list of allowed keywords (keywords.ok). The result is stored in the file keyerror.out.

-d

Remove all references of keywords to the specified files from the cross reference list keywords-subroutines (keywords.all). This option can only be used by those who have write access to the file keywords.all.

-g

Create a new cross reference list keywords-subroutines (keywords.all). This option can only be used by those who have write access to the file keywords.all.

-l

Generate a list of all keywords used in the cross reference list keywords-subroutines (keywords.all). The result is stored in the file keywords.lst. (keywords.all).

1. The iskey command assumes that the comment block satisfies the rules as described for the ischeck command.
2. To get all subroutines that have both the keywords aaa and bbb use:
   iskey aaa bb
   The result is stored in the file foundkey.all