dynamic

Define a parameter to be ‘dynamic’

Description:

Forces the parameter to be classed as dynamic or non-dynamic regardless of other considerations. For more information, see ‘The dynamic Keyword’ (Section 6.3.2).

Invocation

dynamic switch

Arguments

switch
yes, y, true or t to make the parameter dynamic.
no, n, false or f to make the parameter non-dynamic.

Examples:

dynamic yes

Forces the parameter to be classed as dynamic.


ADAM:

None.
IRAF:
If the parameter is made dynamic, it is listed in the DynParList array in the Output Parameter File and has its mode set to automatic in the task parameter file and its prompt string will be preceded by *!. Note that parameters with vpath starting with GLOBAL will default to being dynamic.