1 /* ***********************************************************
 2    *                                                         *
 3    * Copyright, (C) Honeywell Information Systems Inc., 1983 *
 4    *                                                         *
 5    *********************************************************** */
 6 
 7 /*        This is the argument processing definition source language for the
 8           close description of the mtape_ IBM Per-Format module. This may be
 9           compiled with the mtape_$mtape_cv_apd command and the binary result
10           will be stored in the specified value segment data space with the
11           name of mtape_.close.ibm. The syntax of the command line to perform
12           this task would be:
13 
14           mtape_$mtape_cv_apd mtape_.close.ibm.mapd -target <value_seg_path>
15 
16           where <value_seg_path> is the pathname of the desired value segment
17           which will be created if it does not exist. If no "-target" control
18           arg is given, then the binary definition is stored in the users
19           default value segment ([home_dir]>[user name].value).
20 
21           Modification history:
22 
23           Created by J. A. Bush 03/31/83
24 */
25 Program_name:                 mtape_.close.ibm;
26 
27 Default_linear_form:          "-close_position leave -no_display";
28 
29 Option:                       close_position;
30   Option_name:                -close_position, -cls_pos;
31   First_argument:             close_position;
32  Argument:                    close_position;
33    Presence:                  required;
34    Validate:                  "or [equal [lowercase &r1] (bof eof leave)]";
35    Validate_explanation:      "Acceptable values for the ""-close_position""",
36                               " control argument are ""bof"", ""eof"", or",
37                               " ""leave"".";
38 
39 Option:                       comment;
40   Option_name:                -comment, -com;
41   First_argument:             comment;
42  Argument:                    comment;
43    Presence:                  required;
44    Validate:                  "nless [length &r1] 81";
45    Validate_explanation:      "The comment text may not exceed 80 characters",
46                               " in length.";
47 
48 Option:                       display;
49   Option_name:                -display, -ds;
50   Antonym:                    -no_display, -nds;
51  Argument:                    flag;
52    Default_value:             "true";
53    Antonym_value:             "false";
54 
55 End;