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.TH "EXECUTE STRUCTURE" 3P "29 February 1991"
.SH NAME
EXECUTE STRUCTURE \- create a structure element to invoke another structure
.IX "Elements" "EXECUTE STRUCTURE"
.IX "Structure Networks" "EXECUTE STRUCTURE"
.SH SYNOPSIS
.SS C Syntax
.ft B
.ta 1.25i 3i
.nf
void
pexec_struct ( struct_id )
Pint struct_id; \fIstructure identifier\fP
.fi
.ft R
.SS Required PHIGS Operating States
(PHOP, *, STOP, *)
.SH DESCRIPTION
.SS Purpose
\s-2EXECUTE STRUCTURE\s+2 puts a structure element containing the
\fIstructure identifier\fP into the currently open structure
according to the current edit mode.
If no structure exists with the \fIstructure identifier\fP, an empty structure is created with that identifier.
\s-2EXECUTE STRUCTURE\s+2 elements are used to define hierarchical structure networks by invoking one structure from within another during structure traversal.
.LP
If the current edit mode is \s-2INSERT\s+2, the \s-2EXECUTE STRUCTURE\s+2
element is inserted into the open structure after the element pointed to
by the current element pointer. If the edit mode is \s-2REPLACE\s+2, the
\s-2EXECUTE STRUCTURE\s+2 element replaces the element pointed to by the
element pointer. In either case, the element pointer is updated to point
to the new \s-2EXECUTE STRUCTURE\s+2 element.
.SS C Input Parameter
.IP \fIstruct_id\fP
Identifies structure to be invoked from the currently open structure.
.SS Execution
When an \s-2EXECUTE STRUCTURE\s+2 element is traversed, the traversal performs
the following in order:
.RS
.IP 1.
Suspends the traversal of the current structure.
.IP 2.
Saves the current states of:
.nf
all primitive attributes,
local and global modelling transformations,
the view index,
HLHSR and PICK identifiers,
the name set, and
modelling clipping limits and clipping indicator.
.fi
.IP 3.
Sets the global modelling transformation to the current composite modelling transformation.
Sets the local modelling transformation to an identity matrix.
.IP 4.
Traverses the structure specified by \fIstructure identifier\fP. This
process will be repeated for any \s-2EXECUTE STRUCTURE\s+2 elements
encountered in the structure with the \fIstructure identifier\fP and its
subordinate structures before returning to the current structure.
.IP 5.
Restores all the saved states.
.IP 6.
Resumes traversal of the current structure.
.RE
.LP
If \fIstructure identifier\fP itself contains an \s-2EXECUTE STRUCTURE\s+2
element, traversal of the structure with the \fIstructure identifier\fP is
also suspended, and traversal continues with that structure invocation.
At the end of a structure (i.e., after its last element), traversal
returns to the invoking structure, restoring the saved state, and
continuing with later elements in the invoking structure, until its end.
This continues until the entire structure network is traversed (i.e., until
traversal of the posted structure is completed).
.LP
The application must avoid recursive structure networks: no \s-2EXECUTE
STRUCTURE\s+2 element may invoke any ancestor structure.
The \s-2PHIGS\s+2 implementation
is not required to check for this problem, and \s-2PEX-SI\s0 does not.
.LP
Each subordinate structure inherits the current attribute values from its
parent structure, except for the modelling transformations, as described in
step 3 above. Unless the attributes are explicitly changed with the
appropriate \s-2SET\s+2 element, they retain the last value set in a
structure higher in the structure network hierarchy. On the other hand,
when traversal of a structure is suspended, the current attribute values
are saved and later restored when traversal of the structure resumes. This
means that structures can only affect the display of structures
subordinate to them in the network; no structure can affect any attributes
of its parent.
.LP
Implementations vary in the depth of structure execution supported, and in
the efficiency of \s-2EXECUTE STRUCTURE\s+2 traversal.
\s-2PEX-SI\s0 is limited
only by available virtual memory, and \s-2EXECUTE STRUCTURE\s+2
is quite efficient.
.SH ERRORS
.IP 005
Ignoring function, function requires state (PHOP, *, STOP, *)
.SH SEE ALSO
.nf
.IP
.ta 0.5i
.SM "POST STRUCTURE (3P)"
.SM "DELETE STRUCTURE NETWORK (3P)"
.SM "CHANGE STRUCTURE REFERENCES (3P)"
.SM "CHANGE STRUCTURE IDENTIFIER AND REFERENCES (3P)"
.SM "INQUIRE PATHS TO ANCESTORS (3P)"
.SM "INQUIRE PATHS TO DESCENDENTS (3P)"
.fi
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