Syntax:
Unix:
parse_model -input filename [-format filename] [-user filename...]...
-model model_name -object obj_name
[-current_section] [-section number] [-font str]
[-level number] [-noprefix] [-nofooter] [-verbose] [-ppi]
[-pv] [-control_flows_off] [-data_flows_off]
[-help [help_dir] | -syntax [help_dir] | -version]
[-options] [-arg_input path_name] [-noheader]
[-quiet] [-ask] [-unix] [-vms] [-os2]
VMS:
parse_model /input=filename [/format=filename] [/user=filename...]...
/model=model_name /object=obj_name
[/current_section] [/section=number] [/font=str]
[/level=number] [/noprefix] [/nofooter] [/verbose] [/ppi]
[/pv] [/control_flows_off] [/data_flows_off]
[/help[=help_dir] | /syntax[=help_dir] | /version]
[/options] [/arg_input=path_name] [/noheader]
[/quiet] [/ask] [/unix] [/vms] [/os2]
OS/2:
parse_model /input:filename [/format:filename] [/user:filename...]...
/model:model_name /object:obj_name
[/current_section] [/section:number] [/font:str]
[/level:number] [/noprefix] [/nofooter] [/verbose] [/ppi]
[/pv] [/control_flows_off] [/data_flows_off]
[/help[:help_dir] | /syntax[:help_dir] | /version]
[/options] [/arg_input:path_name] [/noheader]
[/quiet] [/ask] [/unix] [/vms] [/os2]
Program Description:
The PARSE_MODEL command parses an entire subtree of a DFD or an entire
ASG diagram in a Teamwork database. The result goes to standard
output, which can be captured in a file.
Options:
input Specifies the input definition file (input.def). The input
definition file defines the parser's environment and
is assigned to the INPUT_FILE DPI variable.
format Specifies an optional user-defined format file.
This value is assigned to the FORMAT DPI variable.
user Specifies user-defined variables and commands file.
This value is assigned to the USER_FILE DPI variable.
model Specifies the name of the model containing the object to be
parsed. This value is assigned to the PM_MODEL DPI
variable.
object The name of the object to be parsed. This value is assigned
to the PM_STARTING_PROCESS DPI variable. This option
overrides other objects specified in the input definition
file. The order of succeeding objects parsed is set in the
dfd_format, p_spec_format, and asg_format files.
section Specifies a starting section number. The default is 0. This
value is assigned to the SECTION_NUMBER DPI variable.
level Specifies a starting section level. This value is assigned
to the SECTION_LEVEL DPI variable. The default value
is 0.
current_section
The starting object becomes part of the current section.
By default, a new subsection is created for starting object.
font Specifies either a MONO or PROPORTIONAL spaced font. The
default is proportional. MONO is illegal with Context format.
noprefix The parser does not perform the FORMAT_HEADER action. The
default is to perform the FORMAT_HEADER action. This option
must be used with Context.
nofooter The parser does not perform the FORMAT_FOOTER action. This
option should be chosen for Context format to supress the
END_DOCUMENT output.
control_flows_off
Do not include control flows and C-Specs on a DFD in the
formatted output.
data_flows_off
Do not include data flows on a DFD in the formatted output.
verbose Print the actions as they are being performed (verbose mode).
This is a debugging aid.
pv Print the parsers internal information for environment
variables. This is a debugging aid.
ppi Print parsed items. This is a debugging aid.
help Shows the full help screen (this information) and quits. The
default location for help files is the "help" directory in
the Teamwork product tree.
syntax Shows the short help screen (syntax lines only) and quits.
version Shows the program header with the version and quits.
options Lists the command line options before executing the program.
arg_input Indicates more command line options are in the file
'path_name'.
noheader Suppresses the display of the program header
before program execution.
quiet Suppresses status messages during program execution.
ask Prompts the user for required command line
options that are not specified.
unix Allows entry of options in Unix format (-example_option).
vms Allows entry of options in VMS format (/example_option).
os2 Allows entry of options in OS/2 format (/example_option).