Command line options for build, link, execution rules

Special command line options can be used for build, link, and execution rules.

Table 1. Command line operands
Command line / syntax	Description
$(blockpoint) `$(blockpoint) [options] filename`	The $(blockpoint) command manages user added code by extracting or injecting code between BLOCK and POINT tags in a generated file.
$(copy) `$(copy) sourceFilePath destinationFilePath`	Copies the given file or directory to the given destination in a platform-independent way. When copying a directory, the copy is recursive.
$(delete) `$(delete) filePath1 filePath2 ...`	Removes the given files or directories in a platform independent way. When deleting a directory, the delete is recursive; all subdirectories and files contained within the directory are deleted.
$(generate) `$(generate) [options] filename`	The $(generate) command creates an intermediary XML file from modeled entities.
$(javac) `$(javac) options filePath`	Compiles the Java code.
$(move) `$(move) sourceFilePath destinationFilePath`	Moves the given file or directory to the given destination in a platform-independent way. When moving a directory, the move command is recursive.
$(tcl) - deprecated
tclsh `tclsh [options] filename.xml`	The tclsh executable generates the final file by using both a Tcl template file and the intermediary XML file created by the $(generate) command.