3. Operands#

3.1. Keyword factor CONCEPT#

The user indicates behind the keyword NOM, the list of concepts that he wants to print.

3.2. Operand TOUT = “OUI”#

Allows you to print all the objects present on a base (or on all bases). Be careful, these prints can be very bulky.

3.3. Operands CHAINE/POSITION#

/♦ CHAINE

The user can give text (between « quotes ») of less than 24 characters in length: the command will then print all objects that have the character string in their name: chain in ipos position (see keyword POSITION).

Examples:

is equivalent to CO= TOTO1234

allows you to print all objects whose names end in “. DESC “.

This integer specifies the position of the start of the string to be searched for in the names of existing objects.

3.4. Operand ATTRIBUT#

◊ ATTRIBUT =

You can choose to print (or not) the attributes of the selected JEVEUX objects.

3.5. Operand CONTENU#

◊ CONTENU =

You can choose to print (or not) the content of the selected objects.

3.6. Operand BASE#

◊ BASE = base

Only JEVEUX items found on the base base will be printed. If we want to get the objects located on all the bases (“G” and “V”), we will use BASE = “” (« white » character).

3.7. Operand NIVEAU#

◊ NIVEAU =

0: only the names of the objects are printed,

1: we only print the first 5 objects from each collection of objects JEVEUX,

2: we print everything.

-1: For each object, a single line is printed containing:

        • the name of the object

        • some features: LONMAX, LONUTI, TYPE

        • a number (SOMMI or SOMMR) that « summarizes » the whole object.

For example, these prints help to compare 2 different versions of the code. For this:

          • Add at the end of the command file: IMPR_CO (TOUT =” OUI “, NIVEAU =-1)

          • make the 2 versions of the code « rotate » with this command set

          • make a « diff » of the 2 product result files.

3.8. Operand PERMUTATION#

◊ PERMUTATION =/'OUI', [DEFAUT]

/”NON”

This keyword can only be present when NIVEAU = -1. It makes it possible to make the numbers SOMMI or SOMMR (mentioned in the paragraph of operand NIVEAU) depend on the order in which the elements of the object are arranged.

  • “OUI”: SOMMI or SOMMR will depend on this order

  • “NON”: SOMMIou SOMMRne will not depend on this order

3.9. Operand UNITE#

◊ UNITE =

Logical unit number associated with the file on which the selected objects should be printed

By default, printing is done on the device associated with the strong file.8.