The tput Command

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1.4.5.7 The tput Command

The tput command will save the current parameter values of a task to its <taskname>.last file. This is a shorthand to saveinputs and is a counterpart to tget.

Typing tput without a taskname will save the values of the inputs for the current task as given in the current value of the taskname parameter.

Adding a task name, e.g. tget <taskname> will save the values for the specified task.

For example,

   default(’gaincal’)   # set current task to gaincal and default
   tget                 # read saved inputs from gaincal.last (or gaincal.saved)
   inp                  # see these inputs!
   vis = ’new.ms’       # change the vis parameter
   tput                 # save back to the gaincal.last file for later use

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