opcp Command
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opcp [-a] [-v] [-q] operator1 [operator2...] destination
This will copy the operators specified. If the destination ends with a /, the node(s) will be copied into the destination component with their original names. If the destination does not end with a / then the destination is the path name of the new node.
Specifiying a destination of . means copy the nodes into the current component using their original names.
If the destination component does not exist the operation will fail. If a node of the same name as the target name already exists, the operation will fail, unless the -a option is used.
Options
-v |
return the name of the created node. |
-a |
cause nodes to be automatically renamed if a node that matches their target name already exists. |
-q |
suppress (quiet) all errors. |
Examples
opcp geo* .
opcp /obj/geo1/* /obj/geo2/
opcp geo1 fred
To get the name of the new node:
set NEWNAME = `execute("opcp -v $NAME .")`
