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CRaTER -- command.tcl
=head2 NAME
B -- a CRaTER command window
=head2 USAGE
command.tcl -- [-h] [-m mach_name] [-p tlm_port] [-q cmd_port] [-s] [-v]
=head2 FLAGS
-h prints full help message
-m specifies a machine name for handling commands
-p specifies a UDP port on which to receive telemetry
-q specifies a UDP port to which commands should be sent
-s take telemetry from STDIN
-v provides verbosity
=head2 DESCRIPTION
This TCL/TK program will open a CRaTER command window, displaying a
variety of secondary science and analog housekeeping telemetry and
making available the ability to send commands. Commands are
formatted as ASCII text compatible with the requirements of
B; commands will be emitted on STDOUT unless both the B<-m>
and B<-q> flags are explicitly given. Telemetry is collected from
an B process which is piped through B for the benefit
of analog values. Both the B (if required) and B
processes will be automatically started as pipes by this program.
This program may be more conveniently invoked by using B.
=head2 REQUIRES
wish8.4
=head2 BUGS
Because we run under wish, the initial "--" in the argument string is
required so that the following arguments are properly forwarded to
the program.
=head2 SEE ALSO
=head4 High Level programs
CCmd, CHouse
=head4 Low Level programs
bcmd, calcurve, rtlm, tincan, house.tcl
=head2 AUTHOR
Bob Goeke
=head2 RCS Information
$Id: command.pod,v 1.1 2007/04/17 14:48:40 goeke Exp goeke $
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