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GETCLASS V1.1


DISCLAIMER

I or any other contributors allow you to use and modify freely under the condition that I or other contributors are in no way responsible for any damage or loss you may suffer.

WHAT'S NEW

HISTORY

History
15/09/03V1.1map datapath (gjarvis@ieee.org)
17/06/02V1.0Initial version (gjarvis@ieee.org)

DOCUMENTATION

GETCLASS is a REXX program to generate selected object classes to be registered by PUTCLASS. A list of classes is automatically generated in file 'getclass.lst' and controls selection.

Use repeatedly in a command window and edit 'getCLASS.lst' until desired result achieved. Usually only a few iterations are needed.

>getclass
>epm getclass.*

The following statistics are displayed:

read
number of classes read in 'getclass.lst'
new
number of classes in your system but not in 'getclass.lst' and will be automatically added
created
number of created classes in 'getclass.din'

Command Line Syntax

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Command Line Syntax
GETCLASS [(Options]
Options [ALL]
ALL all classes are created in file 'getclass.all' with same format as 'getclass.din'

getclass.lst

An ASCII file, 'getclass.lst' lists all classes. Each line tells whether object is selected or excluded.

getclass.lst
* blank lines and lines starting with an asterik are ignored
EXC exclude object and all its descendents
Parameter EXC class
class Case sensitive name of class to exclude. The name maybe terminated with wild card *.
INC include object and all its descendents
Parameter INC class
class Case sensitive name of class to exclude. The name maybe terminated with wild card *.

If there is neither 'INC' nor 'EXC' for a class then an 'EXC' line is appended to bottom of file. Just run the program and it will generate the 'EXC'. Edit the file by changing 'EXC' to 'INC' for classs you want. Then run the program again.

getclass.din

An ASCII file, 'getclass.din', is generated with following format.

getclass.din
first line information on who, what and when generated data
rest of lines class setup
class class
setup dll setup string

All setups have bootpath replaced by 'C:\'.

Examples: