YADE Parameter Reference - CumulateFiles

• Schema: CumulativeFileSeparator
• Mapping:
  • cumulative_file_separator
  • CumulativeFileSeparator

This parameter is used to specify a string that is placed in the target file as a separator between the content of the individual files in order to be able to parse file boundaries later on.

The following special variables are available:

• See:
  • YADE User Manual - Pre- & Post-Processing / Variables
  • YADE-448 Refactoring variables used in pre- and post-processing commands
• Date/time variables:
  • $date - the current date in yyyy-MM-dd format.
  • $time - the current time in Format HH:mm:ss format.
• Directory variables:
  • ${TargetDirFullName} - the directory where files are stored on the target system.
  • ${SourceDirFullName} - the directory where files are stored on the source system.
• The name of a file on the target host:
  • ${TargetFileFullName}
  • ${TargetFileRelativeName}
  • ${TargetFileBaseName}
  • ${TargetFileParentFullName}
  • ${TargetFileParentBaseName}
• The name of a file on the target host during transfer (a file name can be prefixed or suffixed):
  • ${TargetTransferFileFullName}
  • ${TargetTransferFileRelativeName}
  • ${TargetTransferFileBaseName}
  • ${TargetTransferFileParentFullName}
  • ${TargetTransferFileParentBaseName}
• The name of a file on the source host:
  • ${SourceFileFullName}
  • ${SourceFileRelativeName}
  • ${SourceFileBaseName}
  • ${SourceFileParentFullName}
  • ${SourceFileParentBaseName}
• The name of a file on the source host after Rename operation:
  • ${SourceFileRenamedFullName}
  • ${SourceFileRenamedRelativeName}
  • ${SourceFileRenamedBaseName}
  • ${SourceFileRenamedParentFullName}
  • ${SourceFileRenamedParentBaseName}

• Schema: CumulativeFilename
• Mapping:
  • cumulative_file_name
  • CumulativeFileName

The CumulativeFilename parameter specifies the name of the cumulative file.

• Schema: CumulativeFileDelete
• Mapping:
  • cumulative_file_delete
  • CumulativeFileDelete

The CumulativeFileDelete parameter causes the target file into which the content of the source files is concatenated to be deleted before transfer. Otherwise the content of the source files will be appended to the target file.