L-O

L

File: vovfdl.tcl
Usage: L legalExit
Description: Set the list of legal exit values for the transitions to follow.
Returns: The previous setting of legal exit code.
Side Effects: make(legalExit) is set.

File: vovfdl.tcl
Usage: N jobname predictname (default=)
Description: Set the name of the subsequent jobs. The name is silently truncated to 256 chars.

File: vovfdl.tcl
Usage: N2 jobname
Description: Like N, but apply to previous job. See also R2. Mostly used with instrumented jobs and vovexport utility.

File: vovutils.tcl
Usage: nextOptValue defaultVal (default=1) argList (default=__Top_Level_Argv)

File: vovutils.tcl
Usage: numToOrd num
Description: English ordinal numbers are a little weird, thanks to the non-standard naming of 11, 12, and 13 (they are different than 1, 2, 3, 21, 22, 23, etc.). Note that 111, 211, 311, etc share the weirdness.

File: vovfdl.tcl
Usage
Description: Declare a list of outputs for the most recently declared transition (whose id is available in make(transId)). The outputs are elements in the database make(db), which is normally 'FILE'. Takes as a variable number of arguments. The behavior is controlled by make(ctrl,action), which can be either 'trace' or 'script'. Arguments can be lists. The flags -normal, -shared, -stop_barrier, -propagate_barrier, -force, -optional, -rcpc, -sticky, -log, -ignore_timestamp, -noforce and -db NAME can also be specified. The flag -noop is simply ignored, and is used for the scripts where it is necessary to provide at least one flag. The flag -links is also ignored in FDL. To avoid building of inconsistent flows, the declaration is ignored if the flag '-optional' is specified.
Returns: The list of VovIds for the outputs.
Side Effects: make(lastNodeId) is set if make(ctrl,action) is 'trace'.

File: vovfdl.tcl
Usage: O1 args
Description: Declares output FILEs for the next job. This is faster than calling O after the job. It is limited to outputs in the FILE database.

File: vovfdl.tcl
Usage: O_CONFLICT handlerName
Description: This procedure decides how to handle output conflicts that can be caused by calling the procedure O.; Usage: O_CONFLICT ABORT|RETRY|name_of_handler; This procedure sets the handler for output conflicts in FDL. The default behavior is to ABORT. It is also possible to choose RETRY, which kills the currently running old job and then retries the output declaration. It is also possible to pass the name of a custom handler. This handler takes 3 arguments: jobId outputId oldJobId and must return \"RETRY\" if successful.