Cross Reference: /inkscape/src/extension/implementation/script.cpp

Lines Matching defs:command
58 /** This is the command buffer that gets allocated from the stack */
144    This function just sets the command to NULL.  It should get built
211     \return   Whether the command given exists, including in the path
213               the check command.  It can look in the path if required.
214     \param    command   The command or file that should be looked for
224     then a FALSE is returned, the command could not be found.
226 bool Script::check_existence(const std::string &command)
229     if (command.empty()) {
234     if (Glib::path_is_absolute(command)) {
235         return Glib::file_test(command, Glib::FILE_TEST_EXISTS);
261                       Glib::build_filename(localPath, command);
280               the full command for the extension and stores that.
284     command through all of the Reprs.  Basically it is hidden down a
286     the command is actually found, it has its relative directory
291     the command.  If that's the case, the extension doesn't get loaded
309                 if (!strcmp(child_repr->name(), INKSCAPE_EXTENSION_NS "command")) {
313                         command.push_back(interpString);
315                     command.push_back(solve_reldir(child_repr));
328     //g_return_val_if_fail(command.length() > 0, false);
340     command if it has been allocated.
344     command.clear();
369                         /* I've got the command */
475              the extension's command to create an SVG file which is
511     int data_read = execute(command, params, lfilename, fileout);
597     int data_read = execute(command, params, tempfilename_in, fileout);
636     The command itself is built a little bit differently than in other
637     functions because the effect support selections.  So on the command
640     The command string is filled with the data, and then after the execution
673         // this is a no-doc extension, e.g. a Help menu command;
674         // just run the command without any files, ignoring errors
678         execute(command, params, empty, outfile);
745     int data_read = execute(command, params, dc->_filename, fileout);
981     \param    in_command  The command to be executed
986     The first thing that this function does is build the command to be
988     the filename for input (filein).  This file is put on the command
992     command and get the file handle in the ppipe variable.  It then
1030         // On Windows, Python garbles Unicode command line parameters