Mason does not provide any prompts. The file to be processed must be given in the command line.
-mason test.msn
Mason can accept the following command line arguments, each followed by a file name:
-c: output the run time information to the following console file
-pf: use the following file to set the paths
(the file simply contains the desired paths, one per line
-v: verbose mode, output useful data
-t: change the XML file used for validation
When using command line arguments (but not when using the pathfile option) remember that if the path contains a space, quotes are needed to encapsulate the path.
-mason –pf paths.txt --c mason.out test.msn
If no argument is provided, Mason runs several validation cases.
To spoof how Mason runs from the TinyCAD, use:
mason -n validation/test.dsn.net -d validation/test.dsn.msn validation/test.dsn.msn.xml
Copyright 2010, Gregory Kiesel