Report:  HTML Output Mode
Option:  -H
Compatible Options: a, b, c, d, e, E, F, f, h, i, k, l, m, n, O, o, s, r, R, s, T, v, w, W, x
Usage:
rsm -H -c *.h *.cpp > report.htm
rsm -H -c *.h *.java > report.htm
Source:  C, C++ and Java
RSM creates reports, by default, to screen terminal in text mode.  This output can be redirected to a text file using the > redirection operator.  For Example:  rsm -f -o -c *.cpp > metrics.txt.  RSM can also create HTML output for its reports.  These reports can be read by any HTML browser.   RSM tests its HTML output in MS Explorer and Netscape Navigator.

The -H option tells RSM to create HTML.  This type of report is not readable except through a HTML browser.  There are two ways to open an HTML report.  You can run the browser from the command line passing the desired HTML file as an argument or you can use the "File-Open" capabilities of the browser.

HTML reports provide color and high lighted fonts for easy reading and active hyper links to the source code.  By default RSM creates literal hyperlinks.  These include the exact path to the file.  For portability you may desire to set the hyperlinks to be relative.  This setting can be modified in the rsm.cfg configuration file.


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