This system command is used to display the source code of a single object or to list one or more objects which are contained in the current library.
Note:
This command is not executable in batch mode.
This document covers the following topics:
See also Listing Objects
in Using Natural Studio, and
the descriptions of the commands LIST XREF and
LIST
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In place of object-name, you may specify the name of an object (8 characters long at maximum). You may also specify asterisk notation (*), see the examples below.
| LIST | If you enter only the
LIST command itself, without any parameters, the
contents of the source of the object currently selected will be listed.
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| LIST object-name | If you enter a single object name with
the LIST command, you need not specify the
object-type.
If you specify an object-type, you must also specify an object-name. In both cases, the object's source code will be listed. |
| LIST object-type object-name |
| LIST object-name |
To have all objects in the current library listed, except DDMs, you specify an asterisk (*) for the object-name, but no object-type. To have all objects of a certain type listed, you specify a certain object-type and an asterisk (*) for the object-name. If you wish a certain range of objects to be listed, you can use asterisk notation (*) for the object-name and/or wildcard notation (?). |
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| LIST object-type object-name |
List all objects in the current library, except DDMs:
LIST *
List all subroutines in the current library:
LIST S *
List all objects (of any type) whose names begin with
SYS:
LIST SYS*
List all maps whose names begin with SYS:
LIST M SYS*
List directory information of object PRG01 in current
library:
LIST DIR PRG01
List all objects such as NATAL, NATURAL,
NATvrAL (where
vr stands for the relevant version and release
numbers):
LIST N?T*AL
| LIST DIRECTORY |
Displays the directory information about the last active object currently in the source work area:
Directory information on the saved source code cannot be always exact, because the source code can be edited with non-Natural editors which are not under the control of Natural. |
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| LIST DIRECTORY object-name | Displays the directory information about the specified object. If you use asterisk notation (*) for object-name, the directory information of the existing objects is displayed sequentially. |
Note:
The code page information displayed shows the first 32 characters of
the code page only.
| LIST VIEW | Displays a list of all views (DDMs). |
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| LIST VIEW view-name | If you specify a single view name, the specified view will be
displayed.
For the view-name, you can use asterisk notation to display a list of all views (*) or a certain range of views (for example: A*). |
| LIST RESOURCE name | Displays the file information about the specified resource object. For name, you may only use asterisk notation (*). |
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Example - Display the file information of all resource objects whose name starts with a W:
LIST RESOURCE W*
| LIST ERROR name | Displays the file information about the specified
error message container NnnAPMSL.MSG,
where nn is the language code. For
name, you may only use asterisk notation
(*).
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