Prototype command-line support for setting options. There are two flags supported at the moment: -o and -O (lower and uppercase).
The lowercase -o will set an initial option value, but will be OVERRIDDEN by file-level option statements. E.g., this at the command line (note the need to escape the backquote):
racket ring_of_lights.frg -o run_sterling \'off -o verbose 1
will NOT run sterling (because the example doesn't give a value for that option)
WILL give verbose 5 output (because the example gives a value of 5 for that option)
In contrast, the uppercase -O will set the initial option value and disallow it changing. E.g.,
racket ring_of_lights.frg -o run_sterling \'off -O verbose 1
will give verbose 1 output.
The run-tests.sh script has been modified to give-O run_sterling \'off, which means that it can now be used vs. the examples folder for additional testing, as the run commands in those example models will not open browser tabs.
Prototype command-line support for setting options. There are two flags supported at the moment: -o and -O (lower and uppercase).
The lowercase -o will set an initial option value, but will be OVERRIDDEN by file-level option statements. E.g., this at the command line (note the need to escape the backquote):
racket ring_of_lights.frg -o run_sterling \'off -o verbose 1In contrast, the uppercase -O will set the initial option value and disallow it changing. E.g.,
racket ring_of_lights.frg -o run_sterling \'off -O verbose 1will give verbose 1 output.The
run-tests.shscript has been modified to give-O run_sterling \'off, which means that it can now be used vs. theexamplesfolder for additional testing, as theruncommands in those example models will not open browser tabs.