This routine
shows the current value of any CCDPACK global parameters.
LOGFILE = FILENAME (Read)
Name of the CCDPACK logfile. If a null (!) value is given
for this parameter, then no logfile will be written, regardless of the value of the LOGTO
parameter.
If the logging system has been initialised using CCDSETUP, then the value specified there will be
used. Otherwise, the default is "
CCDPACK.LOG"
. [CCDPACK.LOG]
LOGTO = LITERAL (Read)
Every CCDPACK application has the ability to log its output for future reference as well as for display
on the terminal. This parameter controls this process, and may be set to any unique abbreviation of the
following:
-
TERMINAL – Send output to the terminal only
-
LOGFILE – Send output to the logfile only (see the LOGFILE parameter)
-
BOTH – Send output to both the terminal and the logfile
-
NEITHER – Produce no output at all
If the logging system has been initialised using CCDSETUP, then the value specified there will be
used. Otherwise, the default is "
BOTH"
. [BOTH]
SAVE = _LOGICAL (Read)
Whether or not to save
the values of the program parameters to a
"
restoration
"
file, which can later be used by
CCDSETUP to restore the current values of the global parameters. If TRUE then you’ll need
to specify the name of the file using the SAVEFILE parameter. [FALSE]
SAVEFILE =
FILENAME (Read)
This parameter is only used if the SAVE parameters is TRUE. It allows you
to give the name of the restoration file to be used when saving the program parameters.
[CCDPACK_SETUP.DAT]
USESET = _LOGICAL (Read)
This parameter determines whether values
keyed by Set Index are to be displayed. If
CCDSETUP has been used to set up different global
parameter values for different members of each Set, and this parameter is true,
CCDSHOW
will display the parameter values specific to each Set Index value as well as the current
unkeyed value. [FALSE]
The parameters LOGTO, LOGFILE and USESET have global
values. These global values will always take precedence, except when an assignment is
made on the command line. Global values may be set using the CCDSETUP command.