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recitalcomp - Recital compiler\n\
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The recitalcomp command is used to compile ''.prg'' Recital script files and produce ''.dbo'' object files.
usage: recitalcomp [options]\n\
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    Options:\n\
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The recitalcomp command takes the following arguments.
      -f file                  file to compile\n\
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==== --help  ====
      -d directory             directory to compile\n\
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Using the ''--help'' or ''-h'' argument  will display a list of valid arguments.
      -r                       recursively process subdirectories\n\
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      --help, -h                Display this information\n\
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<pre>
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recitalcomp --help
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</pre>
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==== -f filename ====
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This argument is used to specify the name of the file to compile.
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<pre>
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recitalcomp -f myapp.prg
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</pre>
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==== -d directory ====
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This argument is used to specify the name of a directory: all ''.prg'' files in the directory will be compiled.
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<pre>
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recitalcomp -d /data/source
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</pre>
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==== -r ====
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This argument is used in conjunction with the -d option to recursively process subdirectories.
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<pre>
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recitalcomp -d /data/source -r
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</pre>

Latest revision as of 11:44, 22 January 2010

The recitalcomp command is used to compile .prg Recital script files and produce .dbo object files.

The recitalcomp command takes the following arguments.

--help

Using the --help or -h argument will display a list of valid arguments.

 recitalcomp --help

-f filename

This argument is used to specify the name of the file to compile.

 recitalcomp -f myapp.prg

-d directory

This argument is used to specify the name of a directory: all .prg files in the directory will be compiled.

 recitalcomp -d /data/source 

-r

This argument is used in conjunction with the -d option to recursively process subdirectories.

recitalcomp -d /data/source -r