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- -t option, of ttsnoop,
Using ttsnoop to Debug Messages and Patterns
- -t option, Where is my message going?
- TMPDIR environment variable, Other Environment Variables
- ToolTalk database server
- reverting to previous versions, Running the New ToolTalk Database Server
- running new, Running the New ToolTalk Database Server
- ToolTalk-enhanced shell commands, Managing Files that Contain ToolTalk Information
- ToolTalk message sets
- Desktop, Using the ToolTalk Desktop Services Message Set
- Document and Media Exchange, Using the ToolTalk Document and Media Exchange Message Set
- ToolTalk messages, Sending ToolTalk Messages
- ToolTalk object, Object Data
- ToolTalk service, Overview
- ToolTalk type compiler tt_type_comp, Defining Object Types
- ToolTalk types databases, moving, Converting the Network Database
- trace mode
- Starting a ToolTalk Session
- Where is my message going?
- How can I observe requests?
- How can I trace my message's progress?
- trace mode, toggling, Starting a ToolTalk Session
- TT_BOTH, Scoping to a File and/or a Session
- tt_c.h, What files are part of the ToolTalk service?
- TT_CALLBACK_CONTINUE, What happens when a message arrives to my application?
- TT_CALLBACK_PROCESSED, What happens when a message arrives to my application?
- tt_close
- Unregistering from the ToolTalk Service
- Deleting and Unregistering a Message Pattern
- How does tt_open connect to a ttsession?
- tt_default_file, Should I qualify my filenames?
- tt_default_session_set
- Registering in a Specified Session
- Registering in a Specified Session
- What is the purpose of tt_default_session_set?
- tt_fd
- Registering in the Initial Session
- Registering in a Specified Session
- TT_FILE, Scoping to a File Only
- TT_FILE_IN_SESSION, Scoping to a File in a Session
- tt_file_join, Joining Files of Interest
- tt_file_objects_query
- Querying for Specific Specs in a File
- Filter Routines
- tt_file_quit, Joining Files of Interest
- TT_HANDLED, Retrieving Messages
- tt_int_error, Returned Integer Status
- tt_is_err
- Functions with No Natural Return Values
- Returned Integer Status
- tt_message_accept
- Checking Message Status
- Can the ptype definition be modified to always start an instance (whether or not one is already running)?
- tt_message_callback_add
- Adding Message Callbacks
- Recognizing and Handling Replies Easily
- Can I pass my own data to a function registered by tt_message_callback_add?
- tt_message_create, Using the General-Purpose Function to Create ToolTalk Messages
- tt_message_destroy
- Adding Message Callbacks
- Sending a Message
- Destroying Messages
- tt_message_fail
- Failing a Request
- Failing a Request
- tt_message_file
- File Scope
- Should I qualify my filenames?
- tt_message_file attribute, Can I transfer files with the ToolTalk service?
- tt_message_file_set, File-In-Session Scope
- tt_message_object
- Sending a Message
- Updating Object Specs
- tt_message_receive
- Retrieving Messages
- Callback Routines
- What happens when a message arrives to my application?
- Can I run more than one handler of a given ptype?
- Can I run more than one handler of a given ptype?
- tt_message_reject
- Rejecting a Request
- Can I run more than one handler of a given ptype?
- Can the ptype definition be modified to always start an instance (whether or not one is already running)?
- tt_message_send, Moving Object Specs
- tt_message_send_on_exit, Broken Connections
- tt_message__set, Using the General-Purpose Function to Create ToolTalk Messages
- tt_message_status_set, Failing a Request
- tt_message_status_string_set, Failing a Request
- tt_message_user call, How can I differentiate between messages?
- tt_message_user_set, Recognizing and Handling Replies Easily
- tt_objid_equal, Comparing Object Specs
- tt_onotice_create, Creating and Completing Object-Oriented Messages
- tt_open
- Registering in the Initial Session
- Registering in a Specified Session
- Where is the initial X-based ttsession started?
- What is TT_TOKEN?
- tt_orequest_create, Creating and Completing Object-Oriented Messages
- tt_pattern_add, Creating a Message Pattern
- tt_pattern_callback_add
- Adding a Message Pattern Callback
- Identifying and Processing Messages Easily
- tt_pattern_create, Creating a Message Pattern
- tt_pattern_destroy, Deleting and Unregistering a Message Pattern
- tt_pattern_register, Registering a Message Pattern
- tt_pattern_set, Creating a Message Pattern
- tt_pattern_unregister
- Deleting and Unregistering a Message Pattern
- Declaring Process Type
- Can I run more than one handler of a given ptype?
- tt_pnotice_create, Creating Process-Oriented Messages
- tt_pointer_error, Returned Pointer Status
- tt_prequest_create, Creating Process-Oriented Messages
- tt_ptype_declare, Declaring Process Type
- tt_ptype_undeclare
- Declaring Process Type
- Undeclaring Process Types
- TT_SESSION, Scoping to a Session Only
- tt_session_join, Joining the Default Session
- tt_session_quit, Joining the Default Session
- tt_spec_bprop, Examining Spec Information
- tt_spec_create, Creating Object Specs
- tt_spec_destroy, Destroying Object Specs
- tt_spec_file, Examining Spec Information
- tt_spec_move, Moving Object Specs
- tt_spec_prop, Examining Spec Information
- tt_spec_prop_add
- Adding Values to Properties
- Updating Object Specs
- tt_spec_prop_set
- Storing Spec Properties
- Updating Object Specs
- tt_spec_type, Examining Spec Information
- tt_spec_type_set, Assigning Otypes
- tt_spec_write, Writing Object Specs
- Tt_status, Unregistering from the ToolTalk Service
- tt_status_message, Functions with No Natural Return Values
- tt_type_comp
- Installing Application Types
- Defining Process Types
- Defining Object Types
- What files are part of the ToolTalk service?
- TT_WRN_STALE_OBJID, Sending a Message
- TT_WRN_START_MESSAGE
- Checking Message Status
- Can the ptype definition be modified to always start an instance (whether or not one is already running)?
- ttce2xdr, What files are part of the ToolTalk service?
- ttce2xdr script, The ttce2xdr Script
- ttcp
- ToolTalk-Enhanced Shell Commands
- Managing Files that Contain ToolTalk Information
- What files are part of the ToolTalk service?
- ttdbck
- Displaying, Checking, and Repairing Databases
- What files are part of the ToolTalk service?
- ttdbck utility, Maintaining ToolTalk Files and Databases
- ttmv
- ToolTalk-Enhanced Shell Commands
- Managing Files that Contain ToolTalk Information
- What files are part of the ToolTalk service?
- ttmv command
- ToolTalk-Enhanced Shell Commands
- Can you tell me about ToolTalk objects?
- TTPATH
- ToolTalk Environment Variables
- Where are the ToolTalk type databases stored?
- ttrm
- ToolTalk-Enhanced Shell Commands
- Managing Files that Contain ToolTalk Information
- What files are part of the ToolTalk service?
- ttrmdir
- ToolTalk-Enhanced Shell Commands
- Managing Files that Contain ToolTalk Information
- What files are part of the ToolTalk service?
- ttrsh shell script, Environment Variables Required to Start Programs on Remote Hosts
- ttsample1, Demonstration Programs
- ttsession
- ToolTalk Architecture
- Location of the ToolTalk Service Files
- What files are part of the ToolTalk service?
- ttsession parameters, Starting a ToolTalk Session
- ttsnoop, debugging with, Using ttsnoop to Debug Messages and Patterns
- ttsnoop utility, Where is my message going?
- tttar
- ToolTalk-Enhanced Shell Commands
- Managing Files that Contain ToolTalk Information
- What files are part of the ToolTalk service?
- type compiler, Location of the ToolTalk Service Files
- type compiler tt_type_comp, Defining Process Types
- type information
- examining, Examining ToolTalk Type Information
- examining all types, Examining ToolTalk Type Information
- installing, Installing Type Information
- merging, Installing Type Information
- removing, Removing ToolTalk Type Information
- types file, rereading, Starting a ToolTalk Session
- types of scopes, Scope Attributes
