[[TracNav(TOC|nocollapse)]] = 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 exit listCommands man misc deleteObject load loadObject save saveObject showTimer startFileListener startTimer stopFileListener sequences condenseGuiModel {} condenseMouseClicks {} correctKeyInteractionTargets {} detectTextInputEvents {} {} generateReplayfile sequenceStatistics sortKeyInteractions {} usability evaluateUsability {} generateTaskTree {} usage calcCoverage [] calcEntropy flattenModel generateFixedLengthSequences {} {} {} generateGreedy {} generateHybrid {} generateRandomSequenecs {} {} listSymbols {} modelSize printDot printTreeDot showMarkovModel {} showTrie trainDFA trainMarkovModel {} trainPPM {} updateModel swt showSequences guitar efgTestCasesToSequences {} efgToDFA efgToMM jfc correctDirOldJFC correctOldJFC parseDirJFC {} parseJFC {} preprocessDirJFC preprocessJFC mfc convertDirToXml {} convertToXml {} parseXML {} {} php loadWebSequences {} { } { } }}} 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 Example(s): exec scripts/batchscript }}}