TACL Reference Manual

Built-In Functions and Variables

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#XFILEINFO Built-In Function

#XFILEINFO is the built-in function that implements the FILEINFO command. Its

syntax and use are exactly the same as those of the FILEINFO command.

#XFILENAMES Built-In Function

#XFILENAMES is the built-in function that implements the FILENAMES command. Its

syntax and use are exactly the same as those of the FILENAMES command.

#XFILES Built-In Function

#XFILES is the built-in function that implements the FILES command. Its syntax and

use are exactly the same as those of the FILES command.

#XLOADEDFILES Built-In Function

#XLOADEDFILES is the built-in function that implements the LOADEDFILES

command. Its syntax and use are exactly the same as those of the LOADEDFILES

command.

#XLOGON Built-In Function

#XLOGON is the built-in function that implements the LOGON command. Its syntax

and use are exactly the same as those of the LOGON command.

#XPPD Built-In Function

#XPPD is the built-in function that implements the PPD command. Its syntax and use

are exactly the same as those of the PPD command.

#XSTATUS Built-In Function

#XSTATUS is a built-in function that implements the STATUS command. Its syntax

and use are exactly the same as the STATUS command. However, the STATUS

command displays a confirmation message when you try to stop multiple processes;

the #XSTATUS built-in function stops multiple processes without asking for

confirmation. The SET _DO_NOT_PROMPT_TACL_STOP command does not affect

the built-in function’s output.

For example, the following function invocation returns all processes that are using the

specified LOAD file:

#XSTATUS *, LOADED <FILENAME>