org.extex.unit.tex.interaction
Class Batchmode
java.lang.Object
org.extex.interpreter.type.AbstractCode
org.extex.interpreter.type.AbstractAssignment
org.extex.unit.tex.interaction.Batchmode
- All Implemented Interfaces:
- java.io.Serializable, Code
public class Batchmode
- extends AbstractAssignment
This class provides an implementation for the primitive
\batchmode. It does simply nothing, but as a side effect all
prefixes are zeroed and the interaction mode is set to batchmode.
The Primitive \batchmode
This primitive sets the interaction mode to batch mode. In batch mode the
processing is terminated if the program needs input from the terminal or an
error occurs. The output to the terminal is reduced to a minimum.
The setting of the interaction mode is an assignment. The mode is always
processed globally. This means it does not interact with the group concept.
Syntax
The formal description of this primitive is the following:
〈batchmode〉
→ \batchmode
Examples
\batchmode
- Version:
- $Revision:4408 $
- Author:
- Gerd Neugebauer
- See Also:
- Serialized Form
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Field Summary |
protected static long |
serialVersionUID
The constant serialVersionUID contains the id for
serialization. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait |
serialVersionUID
protected static final long serialVersionUID
- The constant serialVersionUID contains the id for
serialization.
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
Batchmode
public Batchmode(CodeToken token)
- Creates a new object.
- Parameters:
token - the initial token for the primitive
assign
public void assign(Flags prefix,
Context context,
TokenSource source,
Typesetter typesetter)
throws HelpingException,
TypesetterException
- The method assign is the core of the functionality of
execute().
This method is preferable to execute() since the
execute() method provided in this class takes care of
\afterassignment and \globaldefs as well.
- Specified by:
assign in class AbstractAssignment
- Parameters:
prefix - the prefix controlling the executioncontext - the interpreter contextsource - the token sourcetypesetter - the typesetter
- Throws:
HelpingException - in case of an error
TypesetterException - in case of an error in the typesetter- See Also:
AbstractAssignment.assign(
org.extex.interpreter.Flags, org.extex.interpreter.context.Context,
org.extex.interpreter.TokenSource, org.extex.typesetter.Typesetter)