Initializing help system before first use

# XPRMInitializeControl Enumeration

Enumeration of control values that can be passed to the initialization-from block through the XPRMInitializeContext object.
Namespace: Mosel
Assembly: xprmdn (in xprmdn.dll) Version: 6.10.2+3ade428d42075e2d7a96af804c98ecad5f69fa07
Syntax
C#

    public enum XPRMInitializeControl

Members

Member name | Value | Description
--- | --- | ---
Skip | 0 | Code for skipping a position in the initialization stream. This control value may be used in place of an expected data token in order to skip the token. This corresponds to using * in a text initialization file.
OpenList | 1 | Code for starting a list of values in the initialization stream. This control value indicates that a list of tokens is about to be sent. This corresponds to using [ in a text initialization file.
CloseList | 2 | Code for ending a list of values in the initialization stream. This control value closes a list of tokens previously started with the control value OpenList. This corresponds to using ] in a text initialization file.
OpenIndices | 3 | Code for starting a list of indices in the initialization stream. This control value indicates that a list of indices is about to be sent. This corresponds to using ( in a text initialization file.
CloseIndices | 4 | Code for ending a list of indices in the initialization stream. This control value closes a list of indices previously started with the control character OpenIndices. This corresponds to using ) in a text initialization file.
Flush | 127 | Code to force a flush of the token queue. When this control value is used, it doesn't cause a token to be send to the initialization stream, but rather the queue of tokens already sent is processed.

See Also

#### Reference

Mosel Namespace
Parent Topic Mosel

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