Purify includes the following scripts in the <purifyhome> directory:
pure_invoke_clearquest or pure_invoke_ddts
starts your defect-tracking application when you click the File a Change
Request icon
in the toolbar. See Configuring
a change request management system for details.
pure_submit_clearquest_defect
is called by pure_invoke_clearquest. The script makes automated
entries in fields in Rational ClearQuest. You can customize the script
to enter the appropriate values in any fields defined in your group's
ClearQuest schema.
pure_invoke_purecov starts the Rational PureCoverage application when you click the PureCoverage icon in the toolbar.
pure_run starts a new run of the current Purify'd
program when you click the Run button
in the program controls.
pure_debug starts a debugger when you click the
Debug button
in the program controls.
pure_edit starts an editor when you click the Edit
program control
or the Edit button
.
pure_print sends an ASCII version of your Purify
run to the printer when you select File
> Print.
pure_jit_debug starts just-in-time
debugging when you select Options
> JIT Debug.
pure_checkout checks out from your configuration
management system the file containing the selection currently highlighted
in the Purify Viewer. Click the Check out button
to invoke
the script.
Rational Software's ClearCase is the default configuration management
system in the checkout, checkin, and uncheckout scripts. For specific
information about designating an alternative configuration management
system, click
pure_checkin checks files back into your configuration
management system. Click the Check in button
to invoke
the script.
pure_uncheckout undoes a checkout from your configuration
management system, returning the file unchanged. Click the Cancel checkout button
to invoke the script.
pure_remove_old_files
cleans your cache directory.
purify_what_options
<executable filename>
tells you what Purify options were used when the program was built.
Copy the script to a separate directory.
Edit the script.
Set your path to include the path of the modified script. Make sure the new path is placed before the original path.