ArborX

tlupdate

Longname: t ext l ink update   Open the Documentation Legend
Released: 5.50 
Created: 5.50 
See also: tlink tlsave

Summary
 Updates linked tags by reloading the source files for each link. This is most useful when working on a document that contains linked tags which have been modified by another open document.
Example (n/a)
 No example is available for this feature.

Syntax (5.50)
tlupdate  tag name:t?  force:n? (   no check:n? (   break:n?  )  )
tag name:t

The name of the tag to update by reloading its source file from disc.

force:n
default: 0
0  Only tags whose source files have been changed since last being loaded (e.g. the document was opened or re-formatted) are changed.
1  All linked tags are updated to the most recent version stored on disc. This effectively calls for every linked tag used in a document, and if used in conjunction with the break makes it possible to send someone else a self-contained .3d file containing all the required tag information.
Ø|0  A warning will be given if the tag being updated has been changed more recently within the document itself than in the source file. You can then choose to reload or not to reload the tag, or turn the warning message off for further tags being updated at the same time.
1  Stops the warning message from appearing and updates the tag regardless of which version is the most recent.
0  Do not break links after updating them.
1  Break all links after updating them. This makes it possible to then save a completely self-contained document.
no check:n
default: 0
Ø|0  A warning will be given if the tag being updated has been changed more recently within the document itself than in the source file. You can then choose to reload or not to reload the tag, or turn the warning message off for further tags being updated at the same time.
1  Stops the warning message from appearing and updates the tag regardless of which version is the most recent.
0  Do not break links after updating them.
1  Break all links after updating them. This makes it possible to then save a completely self-contained document.
break:n
default: 0
0  Do not break links after updating them.
1  Break all links after updating them. This makes it possible to then save a completely self-contained document.

Tags whose source files have been changed since last being loaded (e.g. the document was opened or re-formatted) are changed.

Document created on 08-Feb-2003 (revision 1)