For the option: | Do the following: |
|---|---|
Echo Commands | Select if you want to see the commands that Adams View executes as it imports the file. |
Update Screen | Select if you want to see the results of the commands in the main window. If you do not select this, Adams View displays the results when it finishes reading the command file. |
If Adams View encounters an error, you can select to: | |
Continue the Command | Select if you want Adams View to continue processing the line as if it were typed interactively. This can be dangerous if there is no correction later on in the line because Adams View keeps issuing error messages until the error is corrected. The errors can continue beyond the end of the line, even to the end of the file, if carriage returns are invalid. Note: Use this value only if the command file is a literal recording of your key strokes, complete with back spaces or other corrections of mistakes. |
Ignore Command | Select if you want Adams View to ignore the line on which it found the error and start processing the next line as a new command. Note: Adams View can usually recover and execute subsequent commands in the file. However, if subsequent commands depend on the results of the invalid command, they may fail or give unexpected results. |
Abort Execution | Select to instruct Adams View to immediately close all the command files and return control to interactive input. This is the most conservative setting because it guarantees that subsequent commands will cause no further errors or unexpected results. |