|
|
ccsSetup defines the following functions:
logfile is the name of the logfile to use. If logfile is not specified, ccsLog writes the message to the log specified by the $LOGFILE variable.
output is either of the strings ``stderr'' or ``stdout''. This message is logged and echoed to the given location.
message is the message to be logged.
logfile is the name of the logfile to use. If logfile is not specified, ccsDebug writes the message to the log specified by the $LOGFILE variable.
output is either of the strings ``stderr'' or ``stdout''. This message is logged and echoed to the given location.
message is the message to be logged.
logfile is the name of the logfile to use. If logfile is not specified, ccsError writes the message to the log specified by the $LOGFILE variable.
message is the error message.
logfile is the name of the logfile to use. If logfile is not specified, ccsWarning writes the message to the log specified by the $LOGFILE variable.
message is the warning message.
mode is either "ERR_NULL" to redirect stderr and stdout to /dev/null or "STANDARD" to redirect stderr and stdout to logfile; "STANDARD" is the default.
-d sets debug mode. The command to execute is echoed to logfile prior to execution. Another way to set debug mode is to set the DEBUG_EX_CMD variable to ``yes''.
command is the command to execute.
``About component scripts''
and
``Component script environment variables'' in Developer's Topics