Commands file descriptors
The commands file has only one set of descriptors, and that set can
be defined multiple times.
The maximum sets of descriptors that can be defined in a commands
file is 64.
The
name
descriptor must be first in each set and is required.
Each descriptor should be defined only once in each set.
If defined more than once, only the last instance is used.
``Commands file descriptors''
lists the descriptors that can be used in a
commands file to redefine or disable FMLI commands,
and define new commands.
Commands file descriptors
Descriptor
|
Default if
not defined
|
Type
|
When
referenced
|
Default frequency
of evaluation
|
action
|
no default*
|
command
|
At initialization time
|
Whenever referenced
|
help
|
no default
|
command
|
When user asks for help
|
Whenever referenced
|
interrupt
|
inherited value**
|
Boolean
|
When an action descriptor
is evaluated
|
Whenever referenced
|
name
|
no default
|
string
|
At initialization time
|
Whenever referenced
|
oninterrupt
|
inherited value**
|
command
|
After action descriptor evaluation is
interrupted
|
Whenever referenced
|
*-
The action descriptor has no default unless name evaluates
to a predefined command.
In that case, it defaults to the predefined command.
**-
The value of interrupt and oninterrupt
in any given set of descriptors is inherited from the next higher level
in a precedence hierarchy.
If these descriptors have not been defined anywhere in your application,
interrupt defaults to FALSE and
oninterrupt defaults to
`message Operation interrupted!`nop.
(See
``Interrupt signal handling''
for more information.)
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