SHOW ENVIRONMENT

Programs

Percy

Syntax

   SHOW ENVIRONMENT

Description

There are a number of more or less global features of an PERCY session that affect how PERCY carries out the commands you issue. These items are grouped together under the term Environment. They include:

1. The editor used when you EDIT a command.

2. Whether or not the echoing of translated commands is enabled.

3. Whether or not the Help, Generate Report, and Show Schedule commands wait for you to finish reading a screen full of material before the next screen is printed.

4. What leapsecond and SCLK kernels are loaded

5. The default bounds of the current session

6. The SPICE kernels that are currently loaded.

   Current Environment
 
   Editor            :  emacs
   Echoing Commands  :  DISABLED
   Screen Output File:  percy.record
   Help Waiting      :  ENABLED
   Schedule Waiting  :  ENABLED
   Report Waiting    :  DISABLED
   Leapseconds Kernel:  /me/leapseconds.ker
   SCLK Kernel       :  <None Loaded>
   Default Bounds
     Begin  (TDB)    :  1998 OCT 01 00:00:00.000 TDB
     Until  (TDB)    :  2001 OCT 01 00:00:00.000 TDB
   Duration          :  1096.00 days
 
   Loaded Kernels
   --------------
   SPK       :  phoenix2.bsp
   CK        :  <None Loaded>
   Binary PCK:  <None Loaded>
   Text      :  /me/leapseconds.ker
 

Examples

The SHOW ENVIRONMENT is normally used at the beginning of a long or important procedure, often in conjunction with the SAVE TO command, as shown in the example below.

   SAVE TO MASS_SAT_SEARCH.LIS;
 
   SHOW ENVIRONMENT;
    .
    .
   EXIT;

Related Topics

1. The Percy Help System