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0000528CLE/P1. CLEpublic2014-08-01 23:262014-08-03 01:37
ReporterFalk Reichbott 
Assigned ToFalk Reichbott 
PrioritynormalSeverityfeatureReproducibilityN/A
StatusresolvedResolutionfixed 
PlatformGeneralOSGeneralOS VersionGeneral
Product Version1.1 
Target Version1.2Fixed in Version1.2 
Summary0000528: A built-in function to change property values would be fine
DescriptionTo generate, then edit and aktivate a property file is to complecated if only one default value to change. It would be good to have a built-in function to change a property value like.

flcl chgprop de.limes.flcl.conv.read.text.suptws=ON

this function use the current activated property file for this update, if no property file activated, then a general property file will be generated updated and activated.
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Date ModifiedUsernameFieldChange
2014-08-01 23:26Falk ReichbottNew Issue
2014-08-01 23:26Falk ReichbottStatusnew => assigned
2014-08-01 23:26Falk ReichbottAssigned To => Falk Reichbott
2014-08-03 01:37Falk ReichbottNote Added: 0000574
2014-08-03 01:37Falk ReichbottStatusassigned => resolved
2014-08-03 01:37Falk ReichbottFixed in Version => 1.2
2014-08-03 01:37Falk ReichbottResolutionopen => fixed

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(0000574)
Falk Reichbott   
2014-08-03 01:37   
A new built-in function CHGPROP are implemented in CLE module.

With built-in function CHGPROP you can update a property value in the
   current active property file (see SETPROP) for a certain command. If
   no command specific property file is activated a property file will
   be generated (see GENPROP), updated and activated (see SETPROP).

   $ program CHGPROP command property_list

Each property in the property list is prefixed with the corresponding root (owner.program.command). For FLCL a update/generate of a comad specific property file then looks like.

   $ flcl CHGPROP conv read.text.suptws=\"ON\" write.text.method=\"WINDOWS\"