SVCS

The menu SVCS allows configuring and runnig third-party version control systems.

Template File: Specify the SVCS menu configuration file. It is recommended that all members of the software team are using the same template file. Therefore, the template file should be copied to a file server. Example files are provided in the µVision folder (..\Keil\UV4).
User Name: User name that should be used to log into the SVCS system. The user name is passed with the File Code %U in the argument line.
Project Ident: Is the project identification and is an arbitrary string. This string is mandatory in some version control systems. Refer to the description of the system you are using.
Database: File name or path for the database used by the SVCS system. The database string is passed with the File Code %V in the argument line.

Menu Content: Text shown in the SVCS menu. This line may contain Key Codes and File Codes. Shortcuts are defined with a & character. The selected menu line allows you to specify the options listed below.

Examples
&Create Project '@P'
&Get Actual Version of '%F'
Command: Program file that is invoked when you click on the SVCS menu item. You can use environment variables as described in Key Sequences to pass arguments.
Run Minimized: Enable this option to execute the application with minimized window.
Arguments: Command line arguments that are passed to the SVCS program file. You may use Key Sequences to pass arguments.
Environment: Environment variables that are set before execution of the SVCS program.
Initial Folder: This is the folder where the SVCS command is executed. Typically it is your project root folder.

Query for

Comment: Allows you to ask for addition information when using the SVCS command. A comment is copied into a temporary file that can be passed with the File Code %Q as argument to the SVCS command.
Revision: Revision can be passed with the File Code %R as argument to the SVCS command.
Check Point: Check Point can be passed with the File Code %C as argument to the SVCS command.

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