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118 DL-V3 User Manual Rev 3
B.26 GROUPUSE Execute a Set of Commands
The groupuse command is a macro which uses the group configuration to execute a set of DL-V3
commands.
The groupuse start command executes the start macro for the group named groupname, with the
default log destination set to dst. If dst is not specified, THISPORT is assumed. If any message-
logging destinations are FILE_n, filename is associated with these destinations. If filename is not
specified, it is automatically generated as per the logfile command.
The groupuse start command interprets the group configuration as follows:
• The groupuse destination list is assembled, representing all destinations to be used
by the group.
• For each destination in the groupuse destination list, an unlogall command is
issued.
• If the groupuse destination list contains any FILE_n, destinations, a logfile close
command is issued, closing current logfile (if open).
• For each FILE_n destination in the groupuse destination list, a logfile command is
issued, associating the destination with filename.
• The file-header destination, hdrdst, is selected as the first FILE_n destination in
the destination list. If no FILE_n destination exists, the next 6 sub-steps are omitted.
• log hdrdst versionb command is issued.
• log hdrdst timeb command is issued.
• If a project has been defined, log hdrdst projectdefb command is issued.
• The currentgroup groupname command is issued.
• The log hdrdst groupdefb command is issued.
• The currentgroup command is issued.
• groupinterfacemode configuration is executed.
• groupdgpstxid configuration is executed
• groupecutoff configuration is executed.
• groupsatlimit configuration is executed.
• groupposfix or groupposave configuration is executed.
• If a file is opened as above, groupmode (in conjunction with groupantheight,
groupsitenumber, groupsitename, and groupanttype) configuration is executed.
• grouplog configuration is executed.
The groupuse stop command executes the stop macro for the group named groupname, with the
default log destination set to dst. If dst is not specified, THISPORT is assumed.