FPT and WinFPT Reference Manual - Command-line Commands
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Syntax:
NON-INTERACTIVE NONINTERACTIVE INTERACTIVE I |
Function:
The commands NONINTERACTIVE and NON-INTERACTIVE are equivalent. They instruct FPT to process the input files in batch mode. FPT carries out the commands written on the operating system command line and in specification (FSP) files, and then returns control to the operating system. It does not enter interactive mode, with the FPT> prompt.
These commands are written on the operating system command line, in specification (FSP) files or in the configuration file. They should not be written interactively or in interactive command files.
The NONINTERACTIVE or NON-INTERACTIVE commands are reversed by the commands I or INTERACTIVE . The behaviour of FPT is determined by the last I, INTERACTIVE, NONINTERACTIVE or NON-INTERACTIVE command encountered.
Where to use this command:
Operating system command line |
Yes |
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Configuration file, config.fsp |
Yes |
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Specification (FSP) files, *.fsp |
Yes |
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Interactively, to FPT> prompt: |
No |
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Interactive command files |
No |
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Embedded in the Fortran code |
No |
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Default:
NON-INTERACTIVE
(Note that defaults may be changed in the configuration file)
Examples:
On the operating system command line:
$ fpt heli.for ctrlaws.for %noninteractive
In an FSP file:
! pwr4A.fsp 13-Dec-91 R.C.Chien
fnkin.fsp
mpump.fsp
spump.fsp
sensors.f
%non-interactive
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