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2.10 Invoking rlog
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     rcs log [options] file …
     (or “rlog” instead of “rcs log”)

The rlog command displays information about RCS files.

‘-L’
     Ignore RCS files with no locks set.

‘-R’
     Print only the name of the RCS file.

‘-h’
     Print only the “header” information.

‘-t’
     Like ‘-h’, but also include the description.

‘-N’
     Omit symbolic names.

‘-b’
     Select the default branch.

‘-dDATES’
     Note: Date option.  Select revisions based on timestamp, in the
     range DATES, with spec:

     D
          single revision D or earlier

     ‘D1<D2’
     ‘D2>D1’
          between D1 and D2, exclusive

     ‘<D’
     ‘D>’
          before D

     ‘>D’
     ‘D<’
          after D

     Instead of ‘<’ or ‘>’, you can use ‘<=’ or ‘>=’, respectively, to
     specify inclusive ranges.  DATES may also be a list of
     semicolon-separated specs.

‘-l[WHO]’
     Select revisions locked by WHO (comma-separated list of usernames)
     only, or by anyone if WHO is omitted.

‘-r[REVS]’
     Select revisions in REVS, a comma-separated list of range specs,
     one of: REV, ‘REV:’, ‘:REV’, ‘REV1:REV2’.

‘-sSTATES’
     Note: Misc common options.  STATES can also be a comma-separated
     list of states.  Select revisions with specified state(s).

‘-w[WHO]’
     Select revisions checked in by WHO (comma-separated list of
     usernames), or by the user if WHO is omitted.

‘-V’
‘-VN’
‘-xSUFF’
     Note: Misc common options.

‘-zZONE’
     Note: Date option.

These options have no effect, and are included solely for consistency
with other comamnds (Note: Environment): ‘-q’, ‘-T’.