Nclconstant Command - HP DDL D40 Reference Manual

DDL Compiler Commands
LIST Command Example
The following example shows placement of LIST and NOLIST commands in the source
file to control listing of source lines:
*beginning of
source file
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.
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?NOLIST
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?LIST
.
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*end of source file

NCLCONSTANT Command

The NCLCONSTANT command directs the DDL compiler to generate Network Control
Language (NCL) constant output.
{ NCLCONSTANT [ NCL-source-file [ ! ] ] | NONCLCONSTANT }
NCLCONSTANT
opens the specified NCL source file, translates all subsequent DDL Constant
objects defined by statements or output from the dictionary into NCL source
statements, and writes them to the open NCL source file. If an NCL source file is
already open, the command closes the current file and opens a new source file.
NCL-source-file
identifies the NCL source file. If you omit NCL-source-file, DDL lists the NCL
Constant source statements at the home terminal.
!
purges the contents of any existing NCL source file before creating and opening a
new file. If the specified file does not exist, DDL ignores the exclamation point.
NONCLCONSTANT
closes the currently open NCL source file and stops translating DDL objects.
NONCLCONSTANT is the default.
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List source lines by default
Starting with this command, stop
listing source lines
Resume listing source
lines, continue to the end
of the source file
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