The capture-on BASIC program enables the capturing of every TCL command issued. The captured output is placed in the captcl file using user-ID*port.number as the item-ID.
If it does not exist, the captcl file is created using this command.
| options | s | Silent operation option suppresses message output. |
The following example illustrates how a series of TCL commands can be trapped to a file:
capture-on Capturing started on 14:53:11 01 February 2003 on pib# 22 term ,,,,,,79,52 sp-assign hs f11 sselect d3.doc by category save-list d3.doc.by.category get-list d3.doc.by.category list d3.doc category token (p capture-off (x capturing turned off on 14:56:18 01 February 2003 on pib# 22
The sequence of the previous commands is trapped in the item, dm*22 in the captcl file:
list-items captcl Page 1 captcl 17:58:21 01 Feb 2003 dm*22 001 term ,,,,,,79,52 002 sp-assign hs f11 003 sselect ad by category 004 save-list d3.doc.by.category 005 get-list d3.doc.by.category 006 list d3.doc token category (p 007 capture-off (x [405] 1 items listed out of 1 items.