Using ldcscript

Command-Line

ldcscript <project-file> [-script]:<Script> [ScriptOptions] [-cmd]:<Commands> -save:<optional-file-name>

-script:<Script>

Run script with the given name

-cmd:<Command>

Run Groovy API commands

-save:<Filename used to save LDM file>

Save LDM file after execution.

Run specified groovy script. You can create and test a script using architect, but the script can then be run from ldcscript also. If a script has a user interface, the various elements of the user interface turn into script options.

Examples

ldcscript -help

Dump out the arguments to ldcscript.

ldcscript -help:ScriptOpts

Dump out all the scripts you can run along with their arguments. Since each script will have its own arguments, this command is useful to discover the arguments to a script.

ldcscript project.ldz -script:DisplaySystemGraphviz.graph_circo

Runs the graph_circo method script in the file DisplaySystemGraphviz.groovy. If your file contains only one script, then just the file name is enough to invoke the script.

ldcscript project.ldz -cmd:"def model=getModel(); def root=model.getRootPartition(); model.expandMembers(root);" -save

The -cmd argument will allow the execution of groovy code directly, using the Lattix API. The -save argument will save the LDM file after execution.

ldcscript project.ldz -cmd:"def model=getModel(); def root=model.getRootPartition(); model.expandMembers(root);" -save:NewProject.ldz

The -save:NewProject.ldz argument will save the LDM file after execution to a new ldz file.

Success or Failure

Returns success or failure to the calling script, where failure is the inability to complete its processing.