This [teacup] subcommand is used to produce lists of packages, optionally restricting to just those that aren't installed or are in need of updates. The command "teacup list --at-default" will list what is installed locally, without reference to the network. An example of the output: === $ teacup list tclxslt entity name version platform ------- ------- ------------------------- -------- package Tclxslt 0.0.0.2007.11.22.23.08.27 source ------- ------- ------------------------- -------- 1 entity found $ teacup list teacup entity name version platform ----------- ------ -------------- --------------------- application teacup 8.5.0.0.282959 linux-glibc2.2-ix86 application teacup 8.5.0.0.283511 solaris2.6-sparc application teacup 8.5.5.0.288593 aix-powerpc application teacup 8.5.5.0.288593 hpux-parisc application teacup 8.5.5.0.288593 linux-glibc2.3-ix86 application teacup 8.5.5.0.288593 linux-glibc2.3-x86_64 application teacup 8.5.5.0.288593 macosx-universal application teacup 8.5.5.0.288593 solaris2.8-sparc application teacup 8.5.5.0.288593 solaris2.10-ix86 application teacup 8.5.5.0.288593 win32-ix86 ----------- ------ -------------- --------------------- 10 entities found $ teacup list Trf entity name version platform ------- ---- ------------------------- --------------------- package Trf 2.1.2 linux-glibc2.2-ix86 package Trf 2.1.2 solaris2.6-sparc package Trf 2.1.2.2007.11.22.23.11.12 source package Trf 2.1.3 aix-powerpc package Trf 2.1.3 hpux-parisc package Trf 2.1.3 linux-glibc2.3-ix86 package Trf 2.1.3 linux-glibc2.3-x86_64 package Trf 2.1.3 macosx-universal package Trf 2.1.3 solaris2.8-sparc package Trf 2.1.3 solaris2.10-ix86 package Trf 2.1.3 win32-ix86 package Trf 2.1.3.2008.12.05.14.50.18 source ------- ---- ------------------------- --------------------- 12 entities found === === teacup list ?--http-proxy HOST:PORT? ?-v? ?--timeout SEC? ?--at-default? ?--at DIR? ?--as profile|table|csv? ?--only uninstalled|unknown|newer|update? ?--is ENTITY? ?NAME ?VERSION?? === This command lists all instances of the NAMEd package found in the configured set of archives. The output can be restricted to a specific VERSION of the package, or forced to contain all packages (by specifying neither NAME nor VERSION). If a NAME was specified, but nothing was found, the command does a case-insensitive substring search for candidate names and then re-does the operation for all found candidates. This fixes typos like 'bwidget' instead of 'BWidget', but also means that 'zlib' will find 'zlibtcl', etc. === --only uninstalled|newer|unknown|update Limiter option for output. unknown, uninstalled Of the installable entities known to the registered archives, show only those not installed in the installation repository. update, newer Of the installable entities known to the registered archives, show only those which are installed in the installation repository and have a newer version in archives The other options are standard options, explanations can be had via [teacup help] options === ---- [HJG] 2009-10-02 How can I restrict the list (without using something like grep) to packages of a certain platform, and/or to only have the latest version of each package listed ? ---- !!!!!! %| [Category Repository] |% !!!!!!