Definition of command-driven in English:

command-driven

adjective

Computing

(of a program or computer) operated by means of commands keyed in by the user or issued by another program or computer.
Example sentencesExamples
- They operated in a command-driven environment, with no real staff or staff process at all.
- The relationships between data-driven and command-driven programming are analyzed in the context of a course-registration example.
- The command-driven version provides more flexibility and enables end users to avail themselves of the more complete power of the DIALOG command system.
- The first programs designed for timeshared computers were command driven.

Definition of command-driven in US English:

command-driven

adjectivekəˈmænd ˈdrɪvən

Computing

(of a program or computer) operated by means of commands keyed in by the user or issued by another program or computer.
Example sentencesExamples
- They operated in a command-driven environment, with no real staff or staff process at all.
- The first programs designed for timeshared computers were command driven.
- The relationships between data-driven and command-driven programming are analyzed in the context of a course-registration example.
- The command-driven version provides more flexibility and enables end users to avail themselves of the more complete power of the DIALOG command system.

单词	command-driven
释义	Definition of command-driven in English: command-driven adjective Computing (of a program or computer) operated by means of commands keyed in by the user or issued by another program or computer. Example sentencesExamples They operated in a command-driven environment, with no real staff or staff process at all. The relationships between data-driven and command-driven programming are analyzed in the context of a course-registration example. The command-driven version provides more flexibility and enables end users to avail themselves of the more complete power of the DIALOG command system. The first programs designed for timeshared computers were command driven. Definition of command-driven in US English: command-driven adjectivekəˈmænd ˈdrɪvən Computing (of a program or computer) operated by means of commands keyed in by the user or issued by another program or computer. Example sentencesExamples They operated in a command-driven environment, with no real staff or staff process at all. The first programs designed for timeshared computers were command driven. The relationships between data-driven and command-driven programming are analyzed in the context of a course-registration example. The command-driven version provides more flexibility and enables end users to avail themselves of the more complete power of the DIALOG command system.
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