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Performing other KULT tasks using command-line commands
The KULT command-line interface lets you load, build, or delete user libraries and add or delete user
modules without opening the KULT user interface. This feature is useful when developing and
managing user libraries. The commands can be used individually or in a batch file.
The general format for a command line instruction is as follows:
kult subcommand -l<library_name> [options] [module]
The individual items in the instruction are as follows:
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The item subcommand may be any one of these subcommands:
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new_lib
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del_lib
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add_mod
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compile_mod
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bld_lib
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The item <library_name> specifies the name of the library involved in the commanded action.
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The item [options] includes one or more of these options:
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-d<directory_name>
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-hide
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+hide
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-dep <library_dep_1>.....[library_dep_6]
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These options are described in the following descriptions of individual subcommands.
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If appropriate to the commanded action, [module] specifies the name of the involved user
module.
The sections that follow describe the subcommands.
new_lib subcommand
The new_lib subcommand lets you create a new user library without any user modules. Its action is
equivalent to the following steps in KULT:
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Starting KULT
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Selecting File > New Library
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Entering a new library name
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Clicking OK
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Selecting File > Exit
Usage
kult new_lib -l<library_name>
The <library_name> user library is created in the active user-library directory.
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