Some complete examples which illustrate the use of catremote
in scripts are available. They are written in the tcl
scripting language3
and on Starlink systems are in directory:
The scripts provided are:
listavaildb.tcl
querycat.tcl
resolvename.tcl
On Starlink systems the scripts should simply run without requiring any modifications. On
non-Starlink systems you may need to edit them to change the specified location of both the tcl
interpreter and the catremote
utility. In all cases the former is the first line of the script and the latter
the first executable line after the introductory comments. Sufficient comments should be included to
document the use of catremote
in each script.
The utility findcoords
(see SUN/240[5]) is a simple wrap-around for the name-resolver function of
catremote
. It can serve as an example of invoking catremote
from a Perl script. On Starlink systems
the source is available in file:
3Tcl is described by its author, John Ousterhout, in his Tcl and the Tk Toolkit[6]; see also SUN/200[2].