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Commands
The AutoQUEST Frontend is driven by commands, e.g., to parse files and load events or to train usage profiles. The available commands can be listed with the listCommands commands:
> listCommands general exec <filename> exit listCommands man <commandName> misc deleteObject <objectname> load <filename> loadObject <filename> <objectName> save <filename> saveObject <filename> <objectName> showTimer <timerName> startFileListener <filename> startTimer <timerName> stopFileListener <filename> sequences condenseGuiModel {<sequencesName>} condenseMouseClicks <sequences> {<new sequences>} correctKeyInteractionTargets <sequences> {<new sequences>} detectTextInputEvents <sequences> {<new sequences>} {<textEqualityType>} generateReplayfile <filename> <sequences> sequenceStatistics <sequencesName> sortKeyInteractions <sequences> {<new sequences>} usability evaluateUsability <tasktree> {<evaluationResult>} generateTaskTree <sequences> {<tasktree>} usage calcCoverage <modelname> <observedSequences> [<sequenceNames>] <minCovLength> <maxCovLength> calcEntropy <modelname> flattenModel <modelname> <modelname_flattened> generateFixedLengthSequences <modelname> <sequencesName> <minlenght> <maxlength> {<all>} {<numSequences>} {<validEnd>} generateGreedy <modelname> <sequencesName> <minLength> <maxLength> <coverageDepth> <desiredCoverage> {<validEnd>} generateHybrid <modelname> <sequencesName> <lenght> <maxlengthAll> <numSequences> {<validEnd>} generateRandomSequenecs <modelname> <sequencesName> <numSequences> <minlength> <maxlength> {<maxIter>} {<validEnd>} listSymbols <modelname> {<sort>} modelSize <modelname> printDot <modelname> printTreeDot <modelname> showMarkovModel <modelname> {<showNodeNames>} showTrie <modelname> trainDFA <modelname> <sequencesName> trainMarkovModel <modelname> <sequencesName> {<order>} trainPPM <modelname> <sequencesName> <probEscape> <maxOrder> {<minOrder>} updateModel <modelname> <sequencesName> swt showSequences <sequencesName> guitar efgTestCasesToSequences <directory> <sequencesName> {<guiFileName>} efgToDFA <filename> <modelname> efgToMM <filename> <modelname> jfc correctDirOldJFC <sourcedirectory> <destinationdirectory> correctOldJFC <inputfilename> <outputfilename> parseDirJFC <directory> {<sequencesName>} parseJFC <filename> {<sequencesName>} preprocessDirJFC <sourceDirectory> <targetDirectory> preprocessJFC <sourceFile> <targetFile> mfc convertDirToXml <sourceDirectory> <targetFile> {<base64>} convertToXml <sourceFile> <targetFile> {<base64>} parseXML <filename> {<sequencesName>} {<countMessageOccurences>} php loadWebSequences <filename> <sequencesName> {<serverUrl>} {<timeout> <minSessionLength> <maxSessionLength>} {<generateFrequentUsers> <frequentUserThreshold>}
The commands are ordered by the plug-ins and logical components of AutoQUEST they belong to. Using the man command, a more detailed description of each command can be obtained, for example:
> man exec Executes a batch of commands. The batch is defined as a text file, where each line defines one command. Leading and trailing whitespaces are ignored. Usage: exec <filename> Example(s): exec scripts/batchscript
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