Example 1
bwibfsm v c de
runs the FSM with:
- verbose mode reporting
- country set to Germany
- default input, settings and output filenames.
For both Windows and UNIX , you can run the FSM from the command line:
bwibfsm [?h] [v] [c aa] [k]
[i input] [s settings]
[o output] [a analysis] [g good]
[e n1 [e n2 [e n3 [...]]]
[w n1 [w n2 [w n3 [...]]]
[f n1 [f n2 [f n3 [...]]]
where:
| h or ? | Help menu |
| v | Verbose mode, use to help diagnose problems |
| c aa | Country to check, where aa is the two letter country code |
| k | Include transposition results in the good file. If you include this option then the transposition warning (w 1) is automatically suppressed |
| i input | Override the default input file name (bwinfile) |
| s settings | Override the default settings file name (bwfsmset) |
| o output | Override the default output file name (bwerrors) |
| a analysis | Create an analysis file with the name analysis |
| g good | Create a good file with the name good. These records are identical to the input records unless you include the k command line option. |
| e n | Suppress error condition n. |
| w n |
Suppress warning condition n. Information conditions are automatically suppressed. |
| f n | Set an input flag n for the duration of the run. You usually set flags to control the validation level. For more information about what the flags do and the flag number, see Input Flags. |
Example 1
bwibfsm v c de
runs the FSM with:
Example 2
bwibfsm c es i infile.txt s cfg.txt a an.txt w 2 w 3
runs the FSM with:
Example 3
bwibfsm c gb i infile.txt s cfg.txt f 64
runs the FSM with:
See also