tcl.options

Definition/TCL, Releases: AP and R83

Standard TCL options.

Syntax

TCL.command ... (n TCL.command ... (p

Description

discussion of the 'p' (print) and 'n' ('no pause') options, the only 'standard' options available to every TCL command.

Options are special characters that alter the normal effect of a TCL command.

Options always appear at the end of a TCL command and must be preceded by a left parenthesis character. The right parenthesis is optional, as are ',' (commas) between the parameters. This rule does not, however, apply to Spooler, dump, and where options.

Options

n Activates the 'nopause' function on output to the terminal.
p Directs output to the system printer, via the Spooler.

Example

copy dm,bp, term-type (p
block-print this is a test (n

See Also

Command Name Type Description
tcl.block-print Verb: Access Produces banner on crt or printer.
tcl.itemlist* Definition Specifies list of item-ids for TCL2 processes.
tcl.list-files Verb: Access Lists files in specified account.
tcl.monitor-status Verb: Access Gets monitor statistics and buffer table information.
tcl2.verbs Definition Description of TCL2 verbs.
tcl.lu Verb: Access Invokes 'list-users' command.
tcl.n.option Option Outputs without pausing at end of each page.
tcl.sortu Verb: Access Invokes 'list-users'.
tcl.p.option Option Directs output to printer.
access.options Definition Standard options: b,c,d,h,i,j,k,n,p,r,s,u,y
tcl.sort-users Verb: Access Invokes program 'list-users'.
tcl.ld Verb: Access Displays sorted file dictionary.
tcl.list-lists Verb: Access Sorts saved-lists in 'pointer-file'.
tcl.list-commands Verb: Access Sorts and displays verbs from specified md (account name).
tcl.ldf Verb: Access Displays attribute summary descriptions.
tcl.list-users Verb: Access Displays currently active users.
tcl.list-jobs Verb: Access Displays information about phantom processes.
tcl.listabs Verb: Access Displays Spooler assignment status for all users, a specific port, or a range of ports.
tcl.list-verbs Verb: Access Invokes 'listverbs' command.
tcl.list-macros Verb: Access Displays macros from specified (md) filename.

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