8/7/86 forum_list_users, flsu Syntax as a command: flsu {meeting_name} {-control_args} Syntax as an active function: [flsu {meeting_name} {-control_args}] Function: prints a list of selected participants of a meeting. For each participant selected, the Person_id, Project_id, current transaction number (last one seen), the date/time last attended, and several flags are listed. As an active function it returns a list of Person_ids. Arguments: meeting_name is the name or pathname of the meeting for which participants are to be listed. Either this argument or the -meeting control argument (but not both) must be given. Control arguments: -after TIME, -af TIME lists only those participants who have attended since the given time. -all, -a lists all participants, including those who are not participating in the meeting. -ascending, -asc sort in ascending order. This is the default for sorting by name. This may not be used if invoked as an active request. -attending, -at lists only participants who are currently attending this meeting. -before TIME, -ne TIME lists only those participants who have not attended since the given time. -brief, -bf suppresses the message "No participants were selected." -descending, -dsc sort in descending order. This is the default for sorting by time last attended. This control argument cannot be used if list_users is invoked as an active request. -eligible, -elig prints a list of users and projects that are eligible to attend the meeting. Read-only eligibility is denoted by an asterisk (*). This control argument cannot be used if list_users is invoked as an active request. This control argument cannot be combined with any other control argument. -header, -he prints the header. prints the header. This control argument cannot be used if list_users is invoked as an active request. (Default) -long, -lg prints the "No participants were selected." message if this is the case. (Default) -meeting meeting_name, -mtg meeting_name lists participants of the meeting_name meeting. The meeting_name argument can be either a name or a pathname of a meeting. The default lists participants of the current meeting. -names_only only prints the names of the selected participants. This control argument is not valid if names_only is invoked as an active request. -no_header, -nhe suppresses printing of the name_list header. -no_notify, -nnt list only those users who do not have the notify switch set. -no_participating, -npart lists only those users who are no longer participating. -no_read_only, -nro does not list read-only participants. -notify, -nt lists only participants with the notify flag on. -only_deleted, -odl lists only information for participants who have been deleted by the chairman. (Default) -only_non_deleted, -ondl lists only information for participants who have not been deleted by the chairman. (Default) -participating, -part lists only users who are participating. (Default) -project Project_ids, -pj Project_ids lists only information about participants on the specified project. All arguments following -project until the next control argument are taken as Project_ids. -read_only, -ro lists just read-only participants. -seen transaction_number lists only participants who have read the specified transaction. -sort TYPE sorts the output by TYPE. TYPE is either "name" for sorting by the Person_id of participants, "last_seen" (ls) for sorting by highest transaction seen, or "date_time_attended" (dta) for sorting by the time the participant last attended the meeting. This control argument can not be used for the active function. -totals, -tt prints only the total number of participants selected. -unseen transaction_number lists only participants who have not read the specified transaction. -user Person_ids prints only information about the named participants. All arguments following -user until the next control argument are taken as Person_ids. Notes: The displayed flags have the following meanings: r the participant has been removed from the meeting and is therefore no longer a participant. n the user has the notify flag turned on. o the user is an observer and cannot enter transactions. ----------------------------------------------------------- Historical Background This edition of the Multics software materials and documentation is provided and donated to Massachusetts Institute of Technology by Group BULL including BULL HN Information Systems Inc. as a contribution to computer science knowledge. 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