Multiple-Value Attributes; Complex Attributes; Complex Attributes Using Braces - HP 9000 User Manual

Command Reference
Command Syntax
NOTE If you specify more than one value for a single-value attribute in one
command using either the -x flag or an attribute file specified by the -X
flag, or a combination, only the last value specified for the attribute is
assigned.

Multiple-Value Attributes

For multiple-valued attributes, the syntax is:
"AttributeName=AttributeValueX AttributeValueY AttributeValueZ"
where AttributeValueX, AttributeValueY, and AttributeValueZ each
denote a separate value for the attribute. Enclose the attribute name and
its values in quotes and separate the values with spaces. In the following
example, two values are assigned to the content-orientations-
supported attribute:
-x "content-orientations-supported=portrait landscape"

Complex Attributes

Complex attributes have multiple values, but each value itself has
multiple components. There are two types of complex attributes:
• those that require braces ({ }) enclosing each value.
• those that use a colon (:) to separate components.

Complex Attributes Using Braces .

The only complex attribute
that requires braces is notification-profile.
The rules for using braces are as follows:
• Each value begins and ends with the brace characters ({ }).
• Each value has a number of components.
• Each component has a name and associated values.
• The sequence in which the components are entered is not important.
• The component event-identifiers is the only component that can
have multiple values.
An example of creating a notification-profile with one value for a
queue is:
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