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Alternates to the ZCPR2 Resident Commands The XDIR Command Help File for XDIR The ERASE Command The RENAME Command The PAGE Command The PRINT Command The PROTECT Command The PATH Command The WHEEL Command :Alternates to the ZCPR2 Resident Commands A≤á thσá reade≥á caε seσ b∙ reviewinτ thσá hel≡á filσá nameΣ ì Z2RES¼á thσá residen⌠ command≤ oµ ZCPR▓ arσ logica∞ extension≤ oµ ì thσ residen⌠ command≤ oµ thσ CP/═ 2.▓ CCP« WitΦ thσ ZCPR▓ Systeφ ì oµá Programs¼á however¼á come≤ ß se⌠ oµ transien⌠ program≤á whicΦ ì providσá thσá samσá type≤á oµ function≤á a≤á thσá ZCPR▓á residen⌠ ì commands but with many more options and much more flexibility. A≤á aεá overview¼á thσ followinτ tablσá compare≤á thσá ZCPR▓ ì residen⌠á command≤ anΣ thei≥ transien⌠ alternates«á Thσ residen⌠ ì command≤ oµ SAVE¼á JUMP¼á GET¼á anΣ G╧ havσ n∩ alternate≤ b∙á thσ ì nature of their functions. Resident Alternate Additional Alternate Functions -------- --------- ------------------------------ DIR XDIR Sorts Display, Prints File Sizes, Negative alias Selection, Disk Output, Printer Output, XDIR3 File Scan Function, Named Directories ERA ERASE File List, Named Directories, Inspect Mode, Can Erase R/O Files, System File Protection REN RENAME File List, Named Directories, Inspect Mode, Wild Cards Permitted, Control Mode, System File Protection TYPE PAGE File List, Named Directories, Screen Wrap, Speed Change LIST PRINT File List, Named Directories, Headings, Page Numbering, Time Stamp, Paging, Skip to Specified Page Iεá additioε t∩ thσ transient≤ nameΣ oε thσ previou≤á table¼ ì threσ transient≤ no⌠ relateΣ t∩ an∙ onσ specifiπ residen⌠ commanΣ ì whicΦ kinΣ oµ fal∞ int∩ thσ categor∙ oµ "specia∞ systeφ transien⌠ ì commands" are: PROTECT -- Set Protection Codes and Tag Bits on Files PATH -- Display and Set Command or File Search Paths WHEEL -- Enable and Disable Certain Resident Commands These will also be discussed in this HELP File. Onσ notσ beforσ proceeding║ al∞ oµ thσ transient≤ discusseΣ ì herσá whicΦ accep⌠ botΦ filσ name≤ anΣ option≤ a≤ argument≤á wil∞ ì no⌠ accep⌠ ß filσ namσ beginninτ witΦ ß slash«á Thi≤ i≤ ß trade-ì ofµ ╔ haΣ t∩ makσ ..«á ╔ wanteΣ t∩ makσ i⌠ eas∙ t∩ omi⌠ thσá filσ ì namσ (assuminτ al∞ file≤ selected⌐ anΣ jum≡ righ⌠ t∩ thσ options« ì T∩ bσ consistent¼á ╔ selecteΣ thσ slasΦ (nonσ oµ m∙ curren⌠ file≤ ì begiεá witΦ ß slasΦ anΣ ╔ likσ i⌠ a≤ aε optioε delimite≥ froφá m∙ ì experiences with DEC software). Hence¼ a≤ ß genera∞ rulσ fo≥ al∞ transient≤ ╔ createΣ t∩ ruε ì witΦ ZCPR2¼á iµ ß filσ namσ i≤ omitted¼ theε thσ » characte≥ mus⌠ ì proceeΣá thσá firs⌠á option«á Additionally¼á aεá invaliΣá optioε ì invoke≤á ßá built-iε Hel≡ facilit∙ withiε al∞ oµ thσá transients¼ ì and / is never an option character. So, we have: command filename.typ o... <-- form with file spec command /o... <-- form sans file spec command // <-- always gives help Anothe≥á iteφ t∩ notσ i≤ tha⌠ man∙ transient≤á suppor⌠á filσ ì list≤ wherσ ß singlσ filσ namσ wa≤ giveε before« Iε thesσ cases¼ ì thσá use≥ caε specif∙ ß lis⌠ oµ filσ spec≤ separateΣ b∙ comma≤ iε ì the file name position: command dir:f1.typ,dir:f2.typ,... o... Als∩á iε man∙ cases¼á thσ DI╥ forφ ma∙ bσ prefixeΣá t∩á eacΦ ì filσ name«á Thσ DI╥ forφ ma∙ bσ thσ namσ oµ ß nameΣ director∙ o≥ ì it may be a simple DU form. :The XDIR Command Thσá XDI╥á CommanΣ (XDIR│ program⌐ i≤ aε extendeΣá director∙ ì display utility. It has the general form of: XDIR dir:filename.typ ooo... where: "dir:ó i≤ ß DI╥ prefix╗ i⌠ ma∙ bσ ß nameΣ directory¼ like ROOT, a DU form, like A5, or omitted "filename.typ" is an ambiguous file name reference, and it may be omitted "o" is an option character, and, if "filename.typ" is omitted, the first option must be proceeded by a slash Valid options under XDIR are: Aa -- Set File Attributes AA = Select System and Non-System Files AN = Select Non-System Files AS = Select System Files D -- Send Output to Disk File XDIR.DIR as well as to the Console Ff -- Enable a Disk-Based File Scanner Function FL = Log Names to FNAMES.DIR FP = Print Names Stored in FNAMES.DIR FS = Scan Disk and Compare to FNAMES.DIR G -- Toggle Grouping (by filename/type or type/name) H -- Toggle Display (Horizontal/Vertical) I -- Inspect Logged Files (for FL option only) N -- Negate Selection (File NOT Matching Wildcard) P -- Send Output to Printer as well as Console Usσá oµ al∞ oµ thesσ option≤ i≤ rathe≥ involved¼á anΣá XDIR│ ì ha≤á ß Hel≡ Filσ dedicateΣ t∩ it«á Thσ nex⌠ informatioεá sectioε ì chains to that Help File. ::XDIR3 :The ERASE Command Thσ ERAS┼ commanΣ i≤ useΣ t∩ erasσ files¼á likσ ERA«á Therσ ì arσá man∙ majo≥ differences¼á however«á Thσ genera∞ forφ oµá thσ ì ERASE Command is: ERASE dir:f1.typ,dir:f2.typ,... o... A≤á thσ reade≥ caε see¼á ß filσ lis⌠ i≤ permitteΣ a≤ wel∞ a≤ ì the DIR prefix. The file specs may be ambiguous. ┴á majo≥ differencσ iε functiona∞ concep⌠ betweeε ERAS┼á anΣ ì ER┴á i≤ tha⌠ ER┴ alway≤ "seesó botΦ Systeφ anΣ Non-Systeφá files« ì ERAS┼ onl∙ "seesó Non-Systeφ file≤ anΣ mus⌠ bσ tolΣ explicitl∙ t∩ ì matcΦá Systeφ file≤ a≤ well«á ╔ fee∞ tha⌠ thi≤ afford≤ aεá addeΣ ì degreσá oµá protectioεá t∩ thσá ZCPR▓á environmen⌠á overall¼á anΣ ì command≤á likσ "ERAS┼ *.*ó affec⌠ onl∙ workinτ file≤ anΣ no⌠á thσ ì System files which may be hidden in the directory. The options recognized by ERASE are: S -- Include System Files; if S is not present, then ERASE does not "see" System Files R -- Erase Read/Only Files without asking the user for permission; if ERASE encounters a Read/Only filσ whilσ i⌠ i≤ performinτ it≤ functioε without the R option enabled, it will ask the user if he wants to erase the file before it does so; with the R option, it simply goes ahead and erases the file I -- Inspect; ERASE can be instructed to display each file to the user and ask permission before it erases it; if the user gives permission and ERASE discovers that the file is R/O with the R option off, it will ask a second time before going ahead Examples: ERASE A4:*.TXT Erase all Non-System files of type TXT in directory A4; if a file is R/O, ERASE will ask for permission before proceeding ERASE *.TXT,TXT:*.TXT RI Erase all Non-System files of type TXT in the current directory and in the directory named TXT; if a file is R/O, go ahead and erase it; allow the user to see the name of the file and approve its erasure before it is erased ERASE SCRATCH: SR Erase all System and Non-System files iε thσ director∙ nameΣ SCRATCH╗ iµ ß file is R/O, erase it without asking; this erases absolutely every file in that directory :The RENAME Command Thσ RENAM┼ commanΣ i≤ ß brothe≥ t∩ thσ RE╬ residen⌠ command« ì Therσ arσ man∙ majo≥ differences¼ however: . RENAM┼ allow≤á ambiguou≤ filσ name≤ t∩ thσ used . RENAM┼ supports an Inspect Mode, where the user is presented with each name change and allowed to approve of it before it is done . RENAME supports a Control Mode, where the user is presented with each file to be RENAMEd and allowed to manually enter the new name or not rename the file . RENAME accepts a list of files . RENAME does not "see" System files unless told to . RENAME can rename Read/Only files . RENAME sets the attibutes (R/O and SYS) of the new file names to be the same as those on the old file names . RENAME supports Named Directories The RENAME command is of the general form: RENAME dir:f1.typ,dir:f2.typ,... o... The options to RENAME are: S -- Include System Files I -- Allow user to Inspect the file before performing the rename C -- (Control Mode) Allow the user to manually name each of the selected files or to skip it Iµ ß ne≈ filσ namσ i≤ thσ samσ a≤ aε existinτ file¼ thσ use≥ ì wil∞á bσ askeΣ iµ hσ wishe≤ t∩ deletσ thσ existinτ filσ iεá orde≥ ì for the rename function to be performed. Examples: RENAME A4:MYFILE.TXT=HISFILE.TXT Rename HISFILE.TXT in A4 to MYFILE.TXT RENAME A4:*.MAC=*.ASM,*.TXT=*.TEX IS Rename all files of type ASM in A4 to type MAC; also rename all files of type TEX in the current directory to type TXT; include System files and Inspect (approve) each file before the rename is done RENAME TXT: C Rename all Non-System files in directory TXT; the user is presented with the name of the file and manually enters a new name for it RENAME 1:*.TXT CS Rename all Non-System and System files in User 1 of the current disk whose file type is TXT and allow the user to manually enter each new name RENAME S*.TXT=*.TXT Rename all Non-System files in the current directory whosσ filσ typσ i≤ TX╘ s∩ tha⌠ thσ firs⌠ lette≥ oµ their names is an S and the rest of the letters are unchanged :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: P - do not pause for user after filling a screen Sn, 0 <= n <= 9 - set initial speed (0=fastest) 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) C or c - issue PAGE immediate command immediate commands include S to skip to next file, R to restart current file, and Q or ^C to abort to ZCPR2 Wheεá PAG┼ pause≤ wheε thσ screeε fill≤ (it≤á default)¼á thσ ì use≥á ma∙á issuσ onσ oµ thσ immediatσ command≤ oµá PAGE«á Hσá i≤ ì prompted for input at this time. :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 (iµ defaul⌠ i≤ ON¼ theε ╞ turn≤ ofµ name display) H<delim>text<delim> - Define Heading text to appear at the top of each page L - Toggle numbering of each line M - Toggle 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) N - Toggle numbering of each page Sn - Start printing on page n T - Toggle date/time stamp in the header of each page (a CLOCK subroutine must be assembled into PRINT to enable the date/time stamp feature) Thσ F¼á L¼á M¼ N¼ anΣ ╘ option≤ arσ se⌠ b∙ GENIN╙ initially« ì Thi≤á allow≤ thσ installe≥ t∩ selec⌠ default≤ fo≥ thesσá options¼ ì anΣá thesσá optioε character≤ iε thσ commanΣ linσ jus⌠á servσá t∩ ì toggle the defaults. Thσá specifiπá feature≤ oµ thσ printe≥ arσ als∩ 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 and the width of a line in characters. Thσá date/timσ stam≡ featurσ i≤ ver∙ machine-dependent¼á anΣ ì PRIN╘á ha≤á t∩á bσ reassembleΣ t∩ suppor⌠á it«á Detail≤á oµá thσ ì date/timσá stam≡ subroutinσ arσ includeΣ witΦ PRIN╘ iε thσá ZCPR▓ ì distribution. :The PROTECT Command Thσá PROTEC╘ commanΣ replace≤ thσ attributσ se⌠ capabilitie≤ ì oµá thσá STA╘ transien⌠ anΣ add≤ morσá flexibility«á PROTEC╘á i≤ ì designeΣ t∩ allo≈ thσ use≥ t∩ specif∙ thσ attribute≤á (Read/Only¼ ì System¼á anΣá Archive⌐ anΣ taτ bit≤ (thσ Mos⌠ Significan⌠ Bit≤ oµ ì the eight characters in a file name) of a file or set of files. The PROTECT command is of the following form: PROTECT dir:f1.typ,dir:f2.typ,... o... A≤ thσ reade≥ caε see¼á ß filσ lis⌠ i≤ permitteΣ a≤ wel∞á a≤ ì nameΣ directories«á Thσ filσ spec≤ ma∙ bσ ambiguous« Option≤ t∩ ì the PROTECT Command are: PROTECT always "sees" both System and Non-System files. I -- Inspect C -- Control R, S, A -- Turn on Attributes Read/Only, System, and Archive n, 1 <= n <= 8 -- Set Tag Bits Inspec⌠á Modσ allow≤ thσ use≥ t∩ looδ a⌠ eacΦ filσ beforσ i⌠ ì i≤á "protectedóá anΣá permi⌠á o≥á disallo≈á thσá functioεá t∩á bσ ì performed on a case-by-case basis. Contro∞ Mode¼ a≤ witΦ thσ RENAM┼ command¼ allow≤ thσ use≥ t∩ ì seσá thσá namσá oµá eacΦá filσá selecteΣá anΣá manuall∙á se⌠á it≤ ì attribute≤ anΣ taτ bits« Iε responsσ t∩ thσ Contro∞ Modσ prompt¼ ì thσ use≥ caε typσ iε an∙ combinatioε oµ thσ letter≤ A¼á R¼ S¼ anΣ ì the digits 1-8. Examples: PROTECT A4:*.COM,ROOT:*.COM RSI Set the Attributes of all COM files in directories A4 and ROOT to Read/Only and System. Turn off the Archive attribute and all tag bits. Allow the user to inspect each file before the operation is performed. PROTECT ROOT:*.TXT Clear all attributes and all tag bits of all files of type TXT in the directory named ROOT PROTECT A: C Allow the user to manually set all attributes and tag bits of all files on Disk A in the current user :The PATH Command Thσá PAT╚á CommanΣ i≤ useΣ t∩ dynamicall∙ changσá ßá memory-ì baseΣá filσ searcΦ patΦ o≥ thσ ZCPR▓ commanΣ searcΦá path«á WitΦ ì PATH¼á thσá use≥ caε definσ ß ne≈ patΦ t∩ bσ followeΣ o≥á hσá caε ì view what the current path is. Thσá PAT╚ commanΣ i≤ installeΣ b∙ GENINS¼á and¼á durinτá thσ ì installatioε process¼á GENIN╙ tell≤ PAT╚ thσ beginninτ addres≤ oµ ì thσ patΦ i⌠ i≤ t∩ worδ with« PAT╚ ma∙ bσ installeΣ severa∞ time≤ ì b∙ GENINS¼á giveε differen⌠ patΦ addresses¼á anΣ theε saveΣ unde≥ ì different names to support each path the ZCPR2 System uses. Thσá PAT╚á commanΣá deal≤ witΦá patΦá expressions«á ┴á patΦ ì expressioεá i≤á ßá sequencσá oµá director∙á namesá whicΦá caεá bσ ì expresseΣá a≤ "ambiguousó D╒ forms¼á absolutσ D╒ forms¼á o≥ NameΣ ì Directory forms. Aεá absolutσ D╒ forφ indicate≤ jus⌠ ß disδá lette≥á (curren⌠ ì use≥á i≤ assumed)¼á jus⌠ ß use≥ numbe≥ (curren⌠ disδ i≤ assumed)¼ ì o≥ botΦ ß disδ lette≥ anΣ ß use≥ number«á Aε "ambiguousó D╒ forφ ì i≤á onσá iεá whicΦá thσ disδ lette≥ o≥ use≥á numbe≥á o≥á botΦá i≤ ì replaceΣ witΦ ß "$ó character¼ meaninτ "curren⌠ diskó o≥ "curren⌠ ì user"«á ┴ NameΣ Director∙ form¼ oµ course¼ i≤ simpl∙ thσ namσ oµ ì a directory. T∩ illustrate¼á let'≤ sa∙ tha⌠ yo⌡ arσ loggeΣ int∩ B1«á Thσ ì path $0 A$ A0 ROOT represents the sequence B0 to A1 to A0 to ROOT Thσ PAT╚ Command¼ then¼ ma∙ bσ invokeΣ b∙ thesσ forms: PATH // <-- Print Help PATH <-- Display Path PATH path-expression <-- Set Path Actua∞á screeε display≤ illustratinτ thσ usσ oµ PAT╚ follow« ì Comments are denoted at the size by being prefixed with "<<". B7>path // << Print Help PATH Version 1.0 PATH allows the user to display his current path and set a new path. It is invoked by one of the forms: PATH <-- Display Path PATH path-expression <-- Set Path PATH // <-- Print Help B7>path << Print Current Path PATH Version 1.0 Current Path in Symbolic Form -- A$: --> A 15: Current Path in Absolute Form -- A 7: --> A 15: Current Path in Named Directory Form -- R-WS: --> ROOT: B7>path $0 a$ base root: << Set a Path PATH Version 1.0 << Note: a named dir may have a : suffix Current Path in Symbolic Form -- $ 0: --> A$: --> A 0: --> A 15: Current Path in Absolute Form -- B 0: --> A 7: --> A 0: --> A 15: Current Path in Named Directory Form -- DEV-BASE: --> R-WS: --> BASE: --> ROOT: B7>path 0 base root help << Set a Path with an Error in It PATH Version 1.0 Invalid Path Expression Element -- Error Flagged at: -->0 BASE ROOT HELP This may be an invalid DU: form (disk or user out of range) or an undefined named direcory. Aborting to CP/M B7>path a$ << I kept ROOT in the path before PATH Version 1.0 << This is where my commands are Current Path in Symbolic Form -- A$: Current Path in Absolute Form -- A 7: Current Path in Named Directory Form -- R-WS: B7>path << Path Can't be found without ROOT being PATH? << in the path expression B7>a15:path a$ root << ... UNLESS the DU: prefix is used PATH Version 1.0 << (DU: can be disabled by the ZCPR2 installer) Current Path in Symbolic Form -- A$: --> A 15: Current Path in Absolute Form -- A 7: --> A 15: Current Path in Named Directory Form -- R-WS: --> ROOT: B7> No≈á wσá arσá bacδá t∩ ou≥á origina∞á path«á Notσá tha⌠á b∙ ì disablinτ thσ D╒ form¼á ß lo⌠ oµ securit∙ i≤ addeΣ t∩ thσ system« ì Command≤ caε onl∙ comσ froφ thσ curren⌠ path¼ anΣ C─ MUS╘ bσ useΣ ì t∩á loτá int∩ ß directory«á AddeΣ t∩ this¼á oµá course¼á i≤á thσ ì abilit∙á t∩ hidσ Systeφ Directorie≤ froφ vie≈ b∙ PW─ anΣá forcinτ ì thσá use≥á t∩á providσá ß passworΣ iε orde≥á t∩á ente≥á ßá Systeφ ì Directory. :The WHEEL Command Thσá WHEE╠á commanΣá i≤ useΣ t∩ enablσ anΣá disablσá certaiε ì selecteΣ (a⌠ installatioε time⌐ ZCPR▓ residen⌠ commands« ┴ WHEE╠ ì optioεá caεá bσá specifieΣ wheε ZCPR▓ i≤ installeΣá oεá ßá targe⌠ ì system« Iµ thσ WHEE╠ optioε i≤ enableΣ fo≥ ß particula≥ command¼ ì tha⌠ commanΣ wil∞ worδ onl∙ iµ ß Whee∞ Byte¼ locateΣ somewherσ iε ì memory¼ i≤ set« Thσ commanΣ wil∞ ech∩ a≤ aε erro≥ messagσ iµ thσ ì Whee∞ Bytσ i≤ no⌠ set. Thσá WHEE╠ commanΣ i≤ useΣ t∩ se⌠ anΣ rese⌠ thσ Whee∞á Byte« ì It supports the following forms: WHEEL or WHEEL // <-- Print Help WHEE╠ passworΣ SE╘ <-- Se⌠ Whee∞ Bytσ (Enablσ Cmd) WHEEL password <-- Set Wheel Byte WHEE╠ passworΣ RESE╘ <-- Reset¼ o≥ Clear¼ Whee∞ Byte Thσ WHEE╠ concep⌠ caε bσ extendeΣ int∩ transien⌠ command≤ a≤ ì well«á Thi≤ i≤ no⌠ donσ witΦ thσ transient≤ supplieΣ witΦ ZCPR2¼ ì however. The WHEEL command is installed by GENINS.