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FeedbackCommands
CEDAR 7.0 — FOR INTERNAL XEROX USE ONLY
FeedbackCommands
Commands for Redirecting Print Statements
Mike Spreitzer
© Copyright 1989 Xerox Corporation. All rights reserved.
Abstract: FeedbackCommands provides command-tool commands for redirecting output managed through the Feedback package.
Created by: Mike Spreitzer
Maintained by: Mike Spreitzer:PARC:Xerox
Keywords: Feedback, MsgRouter, router, typescript, MessageWindow, print statements, commands
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1. Commands
name
RecreateStoringNamedTypescript:
syntax
RecreateNamedTypescript name*
description
Calls FeedbackOps.CreateNamedTypescript with the given name, and storing: TRUE.
name
RecreateNamedTypescript:
syntax
RecreateNamedTypescript name*
description
Calls FeedbackOps.CreateNamedTypescript with the given name, and storing: FALSE.
warnings
If there was a storing typescript under that name, you've just flushed its store.
name
RouteToTypescript:
syntax
RouteToTypescript routerName typescriptName class*
description
Calls FeedbackOps.SetTypescript; the class list defaults to LIST[$Every].
name
RouteToMessageWindow:
syntax
RouteToMessageWindow routerName (TRUE|blink|FALSE) class*
description
TRUE => FeedbackOps.SetMessageWindow[blink: FALSE]
blink => FeedbackOps.SetMessageWindow[blink: TRUE]
FALSE => FeedbackOps.SetLabel[label: NIL]
The class list defaults to LIST[$Every].
name
RouteToDebugger:
syntax
RouteToDebugger routerName class*
description
Calls Feedback.SetHandler[mh: FeedbackClasses.handleByProblem]. The class list defaults to LIST[$Every].
name
RouteToNowhere:
syntax
RouteToNowhere routerName class*
description
Calls Feedback.SetHandler[mh: FeedbackClasses.doNothing]. The class list defaults to LIST[$Every].
name
ListRouters:
description
Lists all the registered routers, and attempts to describe each of the explicit directions for those routers.
Also lists the directions provided by the GlobalDefaultHandler. A message will be processed by the GlobalDefaultHandler if it is directed to a router that does not specify any handlers, or to a router that does not specify a handler for the message class of the message and does not have a default handler of its own.