Command: list

Syntax

list { <ident> ... }

Description

List details of the modeling environment.

Parameters

• <ident>
  An identifier whose contents are to be listed. This can be a structure member and may include an array specification to list a range of array elements.

Switches

• -a
  Combined with the -of switch, use append mode to add to an existing text file.

• -at=<atable>
  List all identifiers within a particular identifier table.

• -c
  Combined with the -of switch, if <file> exists, prompt for confirmation before it is replaced.

• -ch=<channel>
  Send the output to a channel currently open for output.

• -def
  List the details of all type and structure definitions.

• -err
  Send the output to the error log.

• -ev
  List the details of all command events.

• -fk
  List the details of all function key assignments.

• -gen
  List the details of generic members. The default behavior is not to list them.

• -log=<panel>
  Send the output to a log sub-panel.

• -m
  Send the output to the monitor. This is the default behavior unless one of the -ch, -err, -log, -of, -os, -ow, -pr or -uof options are used.

• -of=<file>
  Send the output to a text file.

• -os=<ident>
  Send the output to a string identifier. If the identifier does not exist, a new string array is created using current scope rules, where each line of output is recorded in one array element.

• -ow=<window>
  Send the output to an alpha window.

• -pau
  When listing to the monitor window, pause on each page full.

• -pr
  Send the output to the printer.

• -st
  Within identifier output, list all structure elements.

• -ty=<type>
  List all identifiers of a particular type. This is used in conjunction with the -at switch.

• -uof=<string>
  Send the output to a Unix filter process.

Notes

The output of the list command is intended for debugging purposes. The format of the data within the listing should not be assumed within an application since it may change between program versions. Other commands should be used when querying identifier values and characteristics programmatically.

Examples

Monitor output, list all global identifiers.

list -at=global, -st

Printer output.

list -ev, -pr

List a range of array elements from a structure member.

list myent.vertex[10:20]

See Also