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.fo SOFTWARE UPGRADES to SYSLIB and ZCPR2 Page # SOFTWARE UPGRADES to SYSLIB and ZCPR2 30 April 1983 by Richard Conn New TEMPLATE.MAC New ZCPR2 Utilities Modified GENINS to Include New Utilities Modified Help Files to Document New Utilities COMPARE.HLP Corrected 1.0 Baselines Thσá followinτ baselinσ softwarσ i≤ establisheΣ b∙ thi≤á upì grade: COMMENT PAGE PHELP SAK PRINT3 New Vers: GENINS TEMPLATE 2.0 Associated Upgrade Documentation Z2ALT.HL╨á ha≤ beeε modifieΣ t∩ documen⌠ thσ ne≈á utilities« ì An error has been corrected in COMPARE.HLP. 3.0 Files Affected by this Upgrade The following files are provided with this upgrade: COMMENT.COM COMMENT.MAC GENINS.COM GENINS.MAC PAGE.COM PAGE.MAC PHELP.COM PHELP.MAC PRINT3.COM PRINT3.MAC SAK.COM SAK.MAC TEMPLATE.MAC Z2ALT.HLP COMPARE.HLP These files have the following CRC values: 1 File: COMPARE .HLP -- Size: 7K -- CRC: A4 C0 2 File: PHELP .COM -- Size: 8K -- CRC: 0A ED 3 File: PHELP .MAC -- Size: 29K -- CRC: D7 B0 4 File: Z2ALT .HLP -- Size: 28K -- CRC: AD 4E 1 File: COMMENT .COM -- Size: 1K -- CRC: 88 40 2 File: COMMENT .MAC -- Size: 6K -- CRC: 51 99 3 File: GENINS .COM -- Size: 14K -- CRC: A3 81 4 File: GENINS .MAC -- Size: 46K -- CRC: 08 8C 5 File: PAGE .COM -- Size: 8K -- CRC: 43 78 6 File: PAGE .MAC -- Size: 27K -- CRC: 68 F4 7 File: PRINT3 .COM -- Size: 8K -- CRC: 19 02 8 File: PRINT3 .MAC -- Size: 29K -- CRC: 27 12 9 File: SAK .COM -- Size: 2K -- CRC: 29 61 10 File: SAK .MAC -- Size: 8K -- CRC: 0E D0 11 File: TEMPLATE.MAC -- Size: 18K -- CRC: 0B 3C 4.0 Reasons for Changes to Programs and Files Ne≈á utilitie≤ havσ beeε addeΣ t∩ thσ ZCPR▓ System«á GENIN╙ ì ha≤ beeε modifieΣ t∩ instal∞ PAGE¼ PHELP¼ anΣ PRINT3« Thσ other≤ ì can be installed by the previous version of GENINS. The design of TEMPLATE has been enhanced. 5.0 Impact on ZCPR2 N∩ impac⌠ i≤ expecteΣ oε an∙ oµ thσ ZCPR▓ utilities¼á excep⌠ ì fo≥ GENINS« N∩ othe≥ change≤ arσ issued. 6.0 New Documentation Thσá followinτá i≤ provideΣ a≤ additiona∞á documentatioεá t∩ ì supplemen⌠á thσ ZCPR▓ Manuals«á Ne≈ manual≤ wil∞ bσ prepareΣá a⌠ ì somσ time¼ bu⌠ n∩ change≤ t∩ existinτ manual≤ arσ anticipateΣ fo≥ ì severa∞á months«á Thσ followinτ documentatioε i≤ extracteΣá froφ ì Z2ALT.HLP (new version). 6.1 The PAGE Command Thσá PAG┼ commanΣ i≤ useΣ t∩ lis⌠ file≤ oε thσ console«á I⌠ ì offer≤ ß fe≈ advantage≤ ove≥ TYP┼ iε tha⌠ PAG┼ know≤ thσ widtΦ oµ ì thσ screeε anΣ handle≤ wraparounΣ (whicΦ i≤ ß biτ complain⌠á witΦ ì TYP┼á wheεá tryinτá t∩á pagσ througΦ "wideóá listing≤á likσá tha⌠ ì produceΣ b∙ thσ assemblers)«á PAG┼ als∩ accept≤ ß filσ lis⌠á anΣ ì supports named directories. PAGE is invoked by a command line of the following form: PAGE dir:f1.typ,dir:f2.typ,... o... wherσá "dir:fn.typó i≤ aε ambiguou≤ filσ speπ (wilΣ card≤ ma∙á bσ ì used⌐á witΦá ß DI╥ prefi° (nameΣ directorie≤ o≥ D╒ forφá allowed⌐ ì and "o" is one or more of the following options: 0-9 Set Character Print Speed (0=fastest=default) I Inspect Files The user is allowed to approve each file to bσ printeΣ beforσ thσ printinτ begins╗ default is NO Inspection L Toggle Line Numbering Each line may be numbered; default is NO Line Numbers P Toggle Screen Paging Turε ofµ thσ facilit∙ oµ pausinτ oncσ ß screen is filled; default is Paging Enabled Snn Skip to Specified Page Skip to indicated page (size of page on printer) before beginning; default is NO Skip Thσ SpeeΣ optioε oµ thσ PAG┼ commanΣ shoulΣ bσ discusseΣá iε ì somewha⌠á morσ detail«á Whilσ ß filσ i≤ beinτ pageΣ t∩ thσ user¼ ì thσá use≥ caε strikσ onσ oµ thσ digit≤ t∩ var∙ thσ speeΣá oµá thσ ì outpu⌠ dynamically« ░ i≤ thσ fastest¼ ╣ i≤ thσ slowest« Iε thi≤ ì way¼á thσá use≥ caε easil∙ scaε ß filσ b∙ runninτ PAG┼ witΦ thσ ╨ ì optioεá (s∩á i⌠á doe≤ no⌠ sto≡ wheε thσá screeεá i≤á filled⌐á anΣ ì strikinτá ß digi⌠ froφ timσ t∩ timσ t∩ speeΣ u≡ ove≥ section≤á hσ ì isn't interested in and slow down for sections he is. Whilσá thσá outpu⌠á i≤ beinτ directeΣ t∩á thσá screen¼á PAG┼ ì support≤á thσ followinτ single-characte≥ command≤ t∩á changσá thσ ì output display in one way or another: 0 to 9 - change speed (0=slowest, 9=fastest) P or p - toggle pause when screen fills (the user can dynamically turn on and off the ability to delay when a screen fills) è ^X - skip to next file ^C - abort to operating system ^S - pause output; any key will resume, and all of these commands (except ^S) will work PAG┼ i≤ constantl∙ acceptinτ use≥ input¼á anΣ thesσ command≤ ì arσ iε effec⌠ al∞ oµ thσ time«á Thi≤ include≤ thσ timσ wheε PAG┼ ì ha≤á pauseΣ afte≥ fillinτ thσ screeε (it≤ default)¼á s∩ thσá use≥ ì caεá turεá ofµá paginτá o≥ var∙ thσ speeΣ a⌠á thi≤á time¼á iµá s∩ ì desired« An∙ othe≥ characte≥ wil∞ bσ ignored. 6.2 The PRINT Command Thσá PRIN╘á commanΣá i≤ useΣ t∩ prin⌠ ßá filσá oεá thσá LST║ ì device¼á likσ LIS╘ does¼á bu⌠ offer≤ man∙ morσ options«á I⌠ wil∞ ì prin⌠á ß heading¼á pagσ thσ file¼á numbe≥ thσ pages¼á numbe≥á thσ ì lines¼á placσ ß date/timσ stam≡ oε thσ output¼á pu⌠ thσ filσ namσ ì oε thσ output¼ anΣ others. The PRINT command is of the following form: PRINT dir:f1.typ,dir:f2.typ,... o... wherσá "dir:fn.typóá i≤ aε ambigou≤ filσ namσ witΦ ßá DI╥á prefi° ì (supportinτá thσ D╒ forφ o≥ ß nameΣ directory⌐ anΣ "oó i≤ onσá o≥ ì morσ oµ thσ following: E - Exact Print (Expand Tabs, Form Feed, No Line or Page Numbers, No Heading) F - Toggle default of file name display on page header (defaul⌠ i≤ ON¼ so ╞ turn≤ ofµ name display) H<delim>text<delim> - Define Heading text to appear at the top of each page I - Inspect Files (allow user to select files before printing begins) L - Enable numbering of each line M - Disable Multiple Run Flag (if multiple run is ON, then no "Set Top of Form" message appears for each file and PRINT moves from one file to another unattended); default is with Multiple Run ON N - Disable numbering of each page Sn - Start printing on page n è T - Toggle date/time stamp in the header of each page (a TIME subroutine must be assembled into PRINT to enable the date/time stamp feature) Thσá specifiπá feature≤á oµá thσá printe≥á arσá se⌠á b∙á thσ ì installe≥á witΦá GENINS«á SucΦ feature≤ includσá thσá numbe≥á oµ ì physica∞ line≤ oε ß page¼á thσ numbe≥ oµ line≤ oµ tex⌠ oε ß page¼ ì anΣ thσ widtΦ oµ ß linσ iε characters. Thσ date/timσ stam≡ featurσ i≤ ver∙á machine-dependent¼á anΣ ì PRIN╘ ha≤ t∩ bσ reassembleΣ t∩ suppor⌠ it. While PRINT is running, the following commands work: ^C Abort and return to operating system ^X Skip to top of next page and skip to next file 6.3 The PHELP Command Thσá PHEL╨ commanΣ i≤ ß specia∞ versioε oµ PRIN╘ designeΣ t∩ ì prin⌠ Hel≡ (HLP⌐ files«á PHEL╨ know≤ abou⌠ thσ structurσ oµ Hel≡ ì Files¼á anΣ i⌠ use≤ thi≤ informatioε t∩ prin⌠ theφ iε ß preferreΣ ì format« Iµ i⌠ i≤ dealinτ witΦ aε indexeΣ Hel≡ File¼ PHEL╨ print≤ ì thσá inde° oε thσ firs⌠ pagσ anΣ thσ bod∙ startinτ oε thσá seconΣ ì page«á PHEL╨á alway≤á skip≤á t∩ thσ to≡ oµ ß ne≈á pagσá wheεá i⌠ ì encounter≤ aε informatioε section«á I⌠ output≤ ß ne≈ linσ wheε ß ì forφá feeΣ characte≥ (useΣ b∙ HEL╨ t∩ breaδ screeε displays)¼á a≤ ì opposed to causing a page eject.ì The PHELP command is of the following form: PHELP dir:f1.typ,dir:f2.typ,... o... wherσá "dir:fn.typóá i≤ aε ambigou≤ filσ namσ witΦ ßá DI╥á prefi° ì (supportinτá thσ D╒ forφ o≥ ß nameΣ directory⌐ anΣ "oó i≤ onσá o≥ ì morσ oµ thσ following: H<delim>text<delim> - Define Heading text to appear at the top of each page I - Inspect Files (allow user to select files before printing begins) L - Enable numbering of each line Sn - Start printing on page n T - Toggle date/time stamp in the header of each page (a TIME subroutine must be assembled into PRINT to enable the date/time stamp feature) A≤á witΦ PRINT¼á ^├ abort≤ thσ printou⌠ anΣ ^╪ skip≤ t∩á thσ ì next file after issuing a form feed. è 6.4 The SAK Command SA╦á (Strikσá An∙ Key⌐ wa≤ designeΣ t∩ providσá somσá simplσ ì utilit∙ functions¼á onσ oµ whicΦ i≤ associateΣ witΦ thσá Multiplσ ì CommanΣ Linσ featurσ oµ ZCPR2« I⌠ wa≤ designeΣ fo≥ thσ followinτ ì purposes: 1. to allow the user to program a wait in a multiple command line until he instructs the system to continue 2. to allow the user to abort a multiple command line 3. to allow the user to program an interruptable delay in the execution of a multiple command line 4. to provide a simple alarm for the user The SAK command line is: SAK o... where "o" is zero or more of the following options: A -- DO NOT Allow the User to Abort the MCL B -- Ring Bell Pnn -- Pause nn seconds and continue if no response WitΦ N╧ options¼á SA╦ wait≤ fo≥ use≥ input¼á anΣ iµ thσ use≥ ì strike≤á ßá ^C¼á theεá thσ multiplσ commanΣ linσ i≤á aborteΣá anΣ ì control is returned to the user. SA╦ i≤ particularl∙ usefu∞ iµ thσ use≥ wishe≤ t∩ interjec⌠ ß ì dela∙á iεá ßá multiplσ commanΣ linσá generateΣá b∙á ßá Menu«á Aε ì applicatioεá whicΦ ╔ founΣ usefu∞ wa≤ t∩ displa∙ thσ timσ t∩á thσ ì user¼á cal∞ hi≤ attentioε t∩ i⌠ (viß ECHO)¼ givσ hiφ ß dela∙ (viß ì SAK), and then invoke dBASE II with an initializing command file. 6.5 The COMMENT Command COMMEN╘ i≤ ß simplσ routinσ whicΦ allow≤ thσ use≥ t∩ typσ a≤ ì man∙á line≤á a≤ hσ wishe≤ withou⌠ theφ beinτ processeΣ b∙á ZCPR2« ì It has no arguments. COMMENT has two main applications in the ZCPR2 environment: 1. when the console displays are being recorded, COMMENT allows the user to easily type notes to the future reader without having to begin lines with a semicolon (;); all of these lines are clearly shown to be comments since they begin with the prompt "COMMENT>" è 2« wheε consolσ I/╧ i≤ redirecteΣ t∩ tw∩ differen⌠ users, such as CRT and MODEM I/O in parallel, then COMMENT may be used to provide a simple mechanism for them to communicate; both users can type to each other without having any effect on the system (such as command processing) COMMEN╘á i≤ aborteΣ b∙ strikinτ ß ^├ a≤ thσ firs⌠á characte≥ ì oµ ß line« Backspacσ anΣ Deletσ botΦ servσ t∩ ech∩ a≤ Backspace¼ ì space, backspace, and ^X and ^U both erase the current line. Iµá COMMEN╘ i≤ t∩ bσ useΣ t∩ cha⌠ betweeε tw∩ users¼á i⌠á i≤ ì recommendeΣ tha⌠ aε over/ou⌠ protoco∞ bσ employeΣ (a≤ recommendeΣ ì witΦ thσ UNI╪ WRIT┼ program)«á Thσ firs⌠ use≥ types¼á and¼á wheε ì finished¼á terminate≤á witΦ thσ lette≥ "oó fo≥ over«á Thσ seconΣ ì use≥á type≤ anΣ signal≤ completioε thσ samσ way«á Completioεá oµ ì thσá conversatioεá ma∙ bσ signalleΣ b∙ "o+oó fo≥á ove≥á anΣá out« ì Example: COMMENT> Hi, Charlie, how's it going? o COMMENT> Hi, Rick, fine ... and you? o COMMENT> Fine, Charlie COMMENT> Here is how I use XDIR -- let me do the typing COMMENT> from now on ... just watch, and I'll reenter COMMENT COMMENT> when done ... here goes o+o