SeeView Manual

SeeView Statements and Script Symbols
HP NonStop SeeView Manual—526355-004
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CALL
taskid-exp
specifies an integer taskid expression that indicates the taskid number of the
process to receive the break message.
\node
specifies the network node name of the process to receive the break message.
$process-name
specifies the process name of the process to receive the break message.
cpu,pin
specifies the CPU number and process identification number of the process to
receive the break message.
Considerations
If you enter the BREAK statement from a window without specifying a process, the
process currently associated with the window receives a BREAK message.
Some processes (TACL, for example) require that the device type of the SeeView
process be a terminal in order to receive a break message. You can specify this device
type with the DEVTYPE option for the TASK and OPEN statements.
Example
This example demonstrates how to use the various options of the BREAK statements:
CALL
The CALL statement executes a specified SeeView procedure. CALL statements can
be executed from menu productions, procedures, sills, or sections. The procedure-
name is executed, and optional string or integer parameters can be passed to the
called procedure.
procedure-name
specifies any SeeView procedure declared with the SeeView ?PROCEDURE
interpreter directive.
BREAK TACL { send a break message to a taskid named TACL
BREAK \newyork.3,88 { send break to pin 88, CPU 3, in \newyork
BRK shift-return { send break to task associated with window
CALL procedure-name [ ( parm [, parm...] ) ]