TINE console command line API. More...

Functions
int	RegisterUserCommand (char cmd, int(fcn)(int, int, int, int), int iparam, float fparam, int access)
	Registers a user-defined command or variable which can be accessed via the TINE command line interpreter. More...

int	RegisterUserFunction (char name, int(fcn)(int argc, char *argv[]))
	Registers a user-defined function which can be accessed via the TINE command line interpreter. More...

Detailed Description

TINE console command line API.

The API routines offered here allow the developer to register his own command-line calling routines to be used for interacting with a running server at the command line.

Function Documentation

◆ RegisterUserCommand()

int RegisterUserCommand	(	char *	cmd,
		int(*)(int, int, int, int)	fcn,
		int *	iparam,
		float *	fparam,
		int	access
	)

Registers a user-defined command or variable which can be accessed via the TINE command line interpreter.

As a console application, a running tine server (or client) offers a variety of services at the command line (just type 'help'). For instance, you can turn debugging on or off, get the current server statistics, examine the connection tables, etc. This interface is avaible via the 'remote' accessor even if the server is running in the background. It it often frequently desireable to examine or alter server-specific variables or call a server specific routine. This can be partially achieved by making use of this registration function.

Parameters

cmd	is the command string ([1...32] characters) to be parsed by the command interpreter.
fcn	is an optional user defined function taking four integer arguments.
iparam	is a pointer to an optional global integer variable.
fparam	is a pointer to an optional global float variable.
access	is a TINE access code (either CA_READ or CA_READ\|CA_WRITE). To allow 'set' commands at the command line, you should include the CA_WRITE flag.

Note: Only one of fcn, iparam, or fparm, should be non-NULL when making this call. If the users types "get <cmd>" without arguments at the command line, then either iparam or fparam is displayed on the console, depending on which parameter was non-NULL at registration time. Likewise "set <cmd> = <val>" can set this variable to a value entered at the console. If a function is registered, then "get <cmd>(arg1,arg2,arg3,arg4)" will call the function registered with the arguments supplied. "set <cmd>(arg1,arg2,arg3,arg4) = <val>" will set all arguments equal to <val> and then call the function. If fewer arguments than 4 are supplied then the function will be called with '0' for the missing arguments.; A more reasonable command line function registration call is underway. However the routine so presented is generally sufficient for checking hardware readouts etc. and checking and setting the contents of global variables.

Returns: 0 if successful, otherwise a TINE completion code

References already_assigned, argument_list_error, and out_of_local_memory.

◆ RegisterUserFunction()

int RegisterUserFunction	(	char *	name,
		int()(int argc, char argv[])	fcn
	)

Registers a user-defined function which can be accessed via the TINE command line interpreter.

As a console application, a running tine server (or client) offers a variety of services at the command line (just type 'help'). For instance, you can turn debugging on or off, get the current server statistics, examine the connection tables, etc. This interface is avaible via the 'remote' accessor even if the server is running in the background. It it often frequently desireable to examine or alter server-specific variables or call a server specific routine. This can be partially achieved by making use of this registration function.