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The configurer is called for you automatically when you build an application using the Diamond IDE. This section describes how you can invoke it from a command prompt.
The configurer is invoked with a command of this format:
3L A options input-files output-file or
3L A options focus
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options
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control the configurer's options. Although shown here in a fixed position, they may appear anywhere within the command.
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input-files
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are one or more files containing configuration language statements.
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output-file
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gives the name of the application file to be created. The conventional extension is .app, but the whole name must be supplied.
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focus
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identifies both the input configuration file and the application file to be created. The configuration file is focus.cfg and the application file focus.app. For example, the following two commands will have identical effects:
» 3L A test
» 3L A test.cfg test.app
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You may also invoke the configurer without any parameters, when it displays its identity and stops.
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