Usage

usage: eloqcore [options] [program]
options:
 -help           = Show usage (this list)
 -r[ecord] file  = record user action
 -p[lay] file    = playback recorded user action
 -b[ackground]   = force background processing
 -t[race][level] = trace execution on stderr
              0  = trace lines (default)
              1  = trace explicit assignments
              2  = trace all assignments
 -taskid taskid  = set taskid
 -sfa            = activate SFA processing
 -nb|-q[uiet]    = suppress banner
 -dlg server     = connect to dlg server

The options are:

-help

The -help option displays a brief help text.

-r[ecord] file name

Records every keyboard action performed by the user, and stores it in the specified file.

-p[lay] file name

Plays back the keyboard action in the specified file, previously recorded using -r file name.

-b[ackground]

Suppresses terminal output from a program. It is useful when running a program in background.

-t[race] [level]

Causes a trace to be performed on the specified program. If no program name is specified, a trace is performed on any program run in the Eloquence environment. Levels available are

• 0 (default) = trace lines,
• 1 = trace explicit assignments,
• 2 = trace all assignments.

-taskid #

Causes eloqcore to use the specified task id.

-sfa

Enables SFA mode (profiling). If enabled, utilization information is collected and saved during runtime which may be analyzed with the sfarpt utility.

-nb
-q[uiet]

Suppress banner message.

-log logfile

Redirect stderr to the specified file.

-dlg server

Connect to the specified dlg server.

-nln

Enable NLN mode.

-d[ebug] flags

The -d option specifies debug flags and is normally not used.

Notes

Examples

eloqcore QUERY,SYSTEM

See also