NeXtMidas Training: Solution

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+ Start Here + Background + Common Midas Concepts + Getting Started - Part 1 + Getting Started - Part 2 + Working with Files - Option Trees + Overview + Using an Option Tree + Lab 1 + Creating an Option Tree + Command Dictionary + Building an Option Tree - Lab 2 - Instructions - Solution + Macros - Part 1 (Basics) + Macros - Part 2 (Graphics) + NetBeans - Part 1 (Setup) + NetBeans - Part 2 (GUIs) + NetBeans - Part 3 (Profiler) + Eclipse - Part 1 (Setup) + Eclipse - Part 2 (GUIs) + Primitives + WebStart + Maps & Imagery + X-Midas Interoperability + RMIF & Remoting + Installing NeXtMidas + Support & Maintenance + File Handlers	Lab 2 (solution): You should have followed the steps on the previous pages to create a new option tree called TRAIN. You could done it manually or have used the `OPTION/create` command, e.g. nM> option/create train /home/student/nmopts/nxm/train nM> path add train To add and build the commands you should have done the following: <Save counter.java to the prim area.> <Save sayhello.mm to the mcr area.> nM> nM> update counter Option tree (USER, SITE, UCL, etc): [] -> train COUNTER Abbreviation: [COUNTER] -> Support [M] -> P Number of arguments [0] -> 2 Default 1 [] -> START=1 Default 2 [] -> END=10 nM> nM> nM> update sayhello Option tree (USER, SITE, UCL, etc): [] -> train SAYHELLO Abbreviation: [SAYHELLO] -> Support [M] -> Number of arguments [0] -> 1 Default 1 [] -> NAME="Anonymous" nM> nM> nM> make all train <Builds the option tree>