When the current process selects multiple objects, the value of some system variables can be a list of the [version], [file], or [package] objects. Consider using a list when you design messages that contain these variables. For example, consider the following message:
The following versions: [version] Have been checked out by user [user] for package [package].
When this message is expanded, it appears as follows:
The following versions:
/App1 Rep/isactive/getack.c;0 /App1 Rep/isactive/msg.h;2 /App1 Rep/isactive/writemsg.c;3 Have been checked out by user john for package STR-0043
[version] is expanded to include a list of versions. The full path of the version is included, and the version number is appended to the item name after the semi-colon (;).
Windows users can specify the system variables for object names with blanks in two formats:
[“file”] evaluates to “file name 1” “file name 2” …
[“package”] evaluates to “package name 1” “package name 2” …
[“version”] evaluates to “version name 1” “version name 2” …
"[file]" evaluates to "file name 1 file name 2 file name 3..."
"[package]" evaluates to "package name 1 package name 2 package name 3..."
"[version]" evaluates to "version name 1 version name 2..."
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