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NOTES: - Every rexx command is leaded with "RXCMD" to make it easy to grep for these commands. - Every rexx argument is leaded with "RXARG" The following Rexx commands are implemented. I hope they work well... RXCMD Help Returns string including the template for a command as result. Use "options results;address DISKEY.1 help <commandname>;say result" to get the command template for the specified command. Use "Help" without parameters to get a list of available commands. RXARG CMDNAME - Name of the command you want to get help about. If you don't pass a commandname, you'll get a list of all available commands. RXARG WAIT/S - Not yet implemented RXCMD New Openes a new DisKey You may add %ld when specifying the portname. Then, you will get the actual DisKey number there. RXARG PORTNAME - Name of the ARexx-Port that will be created for this new DisKey. RXCMD ReadBlock Reads block into the buffer and displays it. RXARG NUMBER/N - Number of the block to read. If none is specified, the actual block will be read again. RXCMD WriteBlock Writes block from the buffer to the disk RXARG NUMBER/N - Number of the block to write. If none is specified, the buffer will be written to the actual blocknumber. RXCMD SaveFile Tries to save the actual data into a file. RXARG FILENAME - Name of the file to write the data to. If no filename is passed, a filerequester will pop up. RXCMD ReadBlockFromFile Reads a file and writes the contents to the actual block RXARG FILENAME - Name of the file to be opened for reading. If this argument is not passed, a filerequester will prompt you. RXARG DATA/S - Write only into the data area of a datablock RXARG NEXT/S - Read from the same filehandle as opened in the last operation RXARG CLOSE/S - Close file opened at a previous operation RXCMD WriteBlockToFile Writes the actual block into a file. RXARG FILENAME - Name of the file to be opened for writing. If this argument is not passed, a filerequester will prompt you. RXARG DATA/S - Write only the data area of a datablock to the file RXARG NEXT/S - Write into the same filehandle as opened in the last operation RXARG CLOSE/S - Close file opened at a previous operation RXCMD Print Prints the current block RXARG PROMPT/S - Opens a file requester to enable you to print to a file instead of to PRT: RXARG NAME - Prints to file "NAME" rather than to "PRT:" without opening a filerequester RXCMD Close Closes this DisKey and its window. Other DisKey windows will stay. RXARG FORCE/S - Not yet implemented. RXCMD About Prints an about text RXARG NOPROMPT - Do not open the about requester - just create a rexx string. You may try to parse the result string, but its contents is *undocumented*! RXCMD Quit Quits all DisKeys and closes their windows RXARG FORCE/S - Not yet implemented. RXCMD Mark Begins marking a block RXCMD Copy Copies the block into the clipboard.device RXCMD Paste Pastes from the clipboard.device into the actual block RXCMD SetUnit Sets the clipboard unit for copy&paste operations RXARG NUMBER/N - The number of the new unit. If none is specified, a requester will prompt the number. RXCMD LoadClip Loads a file and puts the contents into the clipboard. RXARG CLIPNAME - If you pass this, the clipboard will be filled with the specified file. If you don't pass this, a filerequester will be opened. RXCMD SaveClip Saves the contents of the clipboard into a file. RXARG CLIPNAME - If you pass this, the clipboard will be saved to the specified file. If you don't pass this, a filerequester will be opened. RXCMD UndoBlock Undos all changes of the block RXCMD Learn Starts and stops learning a macro RXARG STOP/S - If STOP is specified, the actual macro will be terminated. Otherwise we'll begin to learn a new macro. RXCMD Macro Plays, loads and saves a macro RXARG LOAD/S - Loads a new macro into the macro buffer RXARG SAVE/S - Saves the actual macro RXARG PLAY/S - Plays the actual macro RXARG MACRONAME - Used to specify a macro name for load and save operations RXCMD Inhibit Inhibits the actual disk RXARG ON/S - Enables inhibiting the actual disk RXARG OFF/S - Disables inhibiting the actual disk If none of both is set, the inhibit status will be toggled. RXCMD Safetycatch Switches safetycatch on and off RXARG ON/S - Enables safetycatch RXARG OFF/S - Disables safetycatch RXARG FORCE/S - Suspress requester when switching safetycatch off RXCMD NewDisplay Switches new display on and off /* does not work at the moment! */ RXARG ON/S - Enables the new display RXARG OFF/S - Disables the new display If none of both is set, the display status will be toggled. RXCMD ExpertUser Switches enhanced DisKey on and off RXARG ON/S - Enables enhanced DisKey RXARG OFF/S - Disables enhanced DisKey If none of both is set, the enhanced status will be toggled. RXCMD SimpleRefresh Switches simple refresh DisKey window on and off RXARG ON/S - Enables simple refresh DisKey window RXARG OFF/S - Disables simple refresh DisKey window If none of both is set, the simple refresh status will be toggled. RXCMD WindowLimits Switches max. window limits on and off RXARG ON/S - Enables window limits so you can't size the window as much as you might want. RXARG OFF/S - Disables window limits and allows you to make the window as large as you want. If none of both is set, the simple refresh status will be toggled. RXCMD SoftScrolling Switches soft scrolling on and off RXARG ON/S - Enables soft scrolling RXARG OFF/S - Disables soft scrolling If none of both is set, the soft scrolling status will be toggled. RXCMD FSAffectSettings Switches "Filesystem may affect changes" on and off RXARG ON/S - Enables "Filesystem may affect changes" RXARG OFF/S - Disables "Filesystem may affect changes" If none of both is set, the status will be toggled. RXCMD IntelNumbers Switches intel numbers on and off RXARG ON/S - Enables soft intel numbers RXARG OFF/S - Disables soft intel numbers If none of both is set, the intel number status will be toggled. RXCMD BytesPerColumn Changes number of bytes per column in DisKeys display RXARG NUMBER/A/N - The number of bytes per hex column. 1, 2 or 4 are allowed here. RXCMD Language Changes DisKey's language RXARG LANGUAGE/A - The name of the new language. RXCMD Colors If req.library was found, this opens a color requester. RXCMD PropFont Changes the proportional font. Note that the fontname must end with ".font" - e.g. "garnet.font" NOT "garnet". RXARG NAME - Name of the new font. If not specified, a font requester will be opened. RXARG SIZE/N - The size of the new font. RXCMD MonoFont Changes the monospaced font. Note that the fontname must end with ".font" - e.g. "topaz.font" NOT "topaz". RXARG NAME - Name of the new font. If not specified, a font requester will be opened. RXARG SIZE/N - The size of the new font. RXCMD MenuFont Changes the font of the menuitems. Note that the fontname must end with ".font" - e.g. "times.font" NOT "times". RXARG NAME - Name of the new font. If not specified, a font requester will be opened. RXARG SIZE/N - The size of the new font. RXCMD Settings Loads settings from disks or saves settings to disk RXARG NAME - Name of the file to load or save. If you don't supply it and if you don't say "DEFAULT", a requester will prompt you. RXARG DEFAULT/S - You can supply this instead of NAME to load or save the default settings. RXARG LOAD/S - Load settings. You must either specify load or save or reset! RXARG SAVE/S - Save settings. You must either specify load or save or reset! RXARG RESET/S - Reset to defaults. You must either specify load or save or reset! RXCMD Device Changes DisKey's actual device RXARG NAME/A - The name of the device you want to change to RXCMD Scroll Scrolls the display some lines up or down RXARG TOPENTRY/N - The new top entry of the display. 0 scrolls the display to the top, 5 to the 6th line etc. RXARG UP/S - Scrolls one line up if possible RXARG DOWN/S - Scrolls one line down if possible RXCMD GotoBlock Loads the bootblock, rootblock, bitmapblock,... of a device RXARG ROOT/S - Loads the root block of the disk. RXARG BOOT/S - Loads the boot block of the disk. RXARG BAM/S - Loads the first bitmap block of the disk. RXARG BEXT/S - Loads the first extended bitmap block of the disk. RXARG HEADER/S - Tries to load the header block that belongs to the current block. RXARG PARENT/S - Tries to load the header block of the parent directory of the current block. RXARG FILELIST/S - Tries to load the filelist block that belongs to the current block. RXARG DATA/S - Tries to load the data block that belongs to the current block. RXARG LAST/S - Loads the last block loaded RXARG OTHER - Not yet implemented RXCMD InitBlockChain Initializes a block chain of e.g. all entries of a directory, or all bitmap blocks,... RXARG ENTRIES/S - Scans the directory to get all header blocks, that are in the directory. RXARG DATA/S - Scans a file to get all of its data blocks. RXARG FILELIST/S - Scans a file to get all of its filelist blocks. RXARG BAM/S - Scans all bitmap blocks. RXARG BEXT/S - Scans all extended bitmap blocks. RXARG OTHER - Not yet implemented. RXCMD GotoBlockChain Jumps to a specified block of the chain initialized using InitBlockChain. RXARG FIRST/S - Loads the first block of the initialized chain. RXARG LAST/S - Loads the last block of the initialized chain. RXARG NEXT/S - Loads the next block of the initialized chain. RXARG PREVIOUS/S - Loads the previous block of the initialized chain. RXARG NUMBER/N - Loads the nth block if the initialized chain. RXCMD CheckSum Calculates the checksum of a block and makes the necessary changes in the block. RXCMD HashVal Calculates the hashvalue of a filename and makes the cursor jump to that position. RXARG NAME - The filename of the file to calculate the hashvalue. If you don't pass a NAME, a requester will pop up and ask you for a name. RXCMD LoadHeader Loads a headerblock from a pathname RXARG NAME - The name of the header file to be loaded. If you don't pass this, a requester will be opened and prompt it. RXCMD Search Searches for data on the disk. The cursor will be located at the position where the string has been found and the corresponding block will be loaded. RXARG PATTERN - string you want to search for. If HEX is set, this is a hexadecimal string. If this is not specified, the last specified PATTERN will be used or a requester will be opened. Please note that - for now - you may only specify an AmigaDOS pattern if pattern.library is loaded and if one of HEADER, PARENT, LIST or DATA is set. RXARG FROMBYTE/N - Byte you want to start searching. If not set, we start at the actual position. Note that you have to enter the _bytenumber_, not the blocknumber! Use "BlkCur2Byte" to get the correct number. RXARG TOBYTE/N - Block you want to stop searching. If not set, we search until the end of the device. Note that you have to enter the _bytenumber_, not the blocknumber! Use "BlkCur2Byte" to get the correct number. RXARG PROMPT/S - If you set this, a requester will be opened. RXARG HEX/S - If you have entered the search string as a hexadecimal string, you must set this! RXARG NOCASE/S - If this is set, we work caseinsensitive. RXARG NOPATTERN/S - Treats the string in PATTERN to be a string, not a pattern. For now, this is automatically set, if you specified none of HEADER, LIST, PARENT or DATA or if pattern.library could not be found. RXARG HEADER/S - If this is set, we only search header blocks with the name as specified in <PATTERN>. RXARG LIST/S - If this is set, we only search filelist blocks with its headers being named as <PATTERN> or being found at <KEY>. RXARG PARENT/S - If this is set, we only search header blocks with its parent block being named as <PATTERN> or being found at <KEY>. RXARG DATA/S - If this is set, we only search date blocks with its header being named as <PATTERN> or being found at <KEY>. RXARG KEY/N - Some Filesystem options will receive the number of a corresponding block here. RXARG NEXT/S - Look for the next occurence of the string previousely searched. RXARG FROMBLK/N - If the start offset cannot be given as a 32 bit longword, you can use FROMBLK and FROMOFFS to specify it. FROMBLK contains the number of the block you want to start searching. FROMOFFS contains the byte offset in this block. RXARG FROMOFFS/N - See FROMBLK. RXARG TOBLK/N - If the end offset cannot be given as a 32 bit longword, you can use TOBLK and TOOFFS to specify it. TOBLK contains the number of the block you want to start searching. TOOFFS contains the byte offset in this block. RXARG TOOFFS/N - See TOBLK. RXCMD InfoAboutPos Prints some information on a value in the current block - e.g. by clicking with the cursor on that value or by passing the corresponding byte number. RXARG NUMBER/N - Bytenumber of the Byte, Word or Longword you want to get info about. RXCMD JumpPos Loads a block depending on a value in the current block - e.g. by clicking with the cursor on that value or by passing the corresponding byte number. RXARG NUMBER/N - Bytenumber of the Byte, Word or Longword you want to jump in. RXCMD GotoPos Loads a block depending on a value in the current block. If no NUMBER is passed, we jump into the actual cursor position. RXARG NUMBER/N - Bytenumber of the Byte to jump in. RXCMD CmdShell Opens or closes a command shell window for ARexx commands. No argument switches between open and close. RXARG OPEN/S - Open the command shell window RXARG CLOSE/S - Close the command shell window RXCMD ExecuteARexxMacro Executes an arexx script macro RXARG COMMAND - The name of the script to load and execute. If you don't supply this, a filerequester will be opened. RXCMD RescanDeviceList Rescans device list and updates menu and internal structures RXCMD GetDeviceInfo Prints some information about the device like device name, unit, environment vector etc. RXARG NAME - If you specify a device name, you will get the information about this device rather than about the actual device. RXARG NOPROMPT/S - Do not open the deviceinfo requester - just create a rexx string. You may try to parse the result string, but its contents is *undocumented*! RXCMD CreateRDSKMountEntry Creates some DisKey-internal Mountentry for a rdsk block and adds this entry to the "Device"-Menu. You may choose this item now to edit the RDSK block of the device. RXARG NAME - If you specify a device name, an entry for that device will be added, instead of an entry of the actual device. RXCMD CreateMediaMountEntry Creates some DisKey-internal Mountentry for the whole device and adds this entry to the "Device"-Menu. You may choose this item now to edit this new pseudo device. RXARG NAME - If you specify a device name, an entry for that device will be added, instead of an entry of the actual device. RXCMD SendDiskChange Sends a diskchange to the actual device RXCMD Cursor Moves the cursor some steps in one direction RXARG UP/S - Moves the cursor up. RXARG DOWN/S - Moves the cursor down. RXARG LEFT/S - Moves the cursor left. RXARG RIGHT/S - Moves the cursor right. RXARG NUMBER/N Number of steps to move the cursor. If not set, it will be moved one step. RXCMD Next Moves the cursor or loads the next block, track,... RXARG BYTE/S - Moves the cursor to the next byte. RXARG COLUMN/S - Moves the cursor to the next column. RXARG LINE/S - Moves the cursor to the next line. RXARG DISWORD/S - Moves the cursor to the next disword. RXARG BLOCK/S - Loads the next block. RXARG SECTOR/S - Loads the next sector. RXARG HEAD/S - Load the next head. RXARG CYLINDER/S - Loads the next cylinder. RXARG TRACK/S - Loads the next track. RXCMD Previous Moves the cursor or loads the previous block, track,... RXARG BYTE/S - Moves the cursor to the previous byte. RXARG COLUMN/S - Moves the cursor to the previous column. RXARG LINE/S - Moves the cursor to the previous line. RXARG DISWORD/S - Moves the cursor to the previous disword. RXARG BLOCK/S - Loads the previous block. RXARG SECTOR/S - Loads the previous sector. RXARG HEAD/S - Load the previous head. RXARG CYLINDER/S - Loads the previous cylinder. RXARG TRACK/S - Loads the previous track. RXCMD Goto Loads a specified block, track,... or the nth byte of the device RXARG BYTE/S - Loads the specified byte of the device. RXARG BLOCK/S - Loads the specified block. RXARG SECTOR/S - Loads the specified sector. RXARG HEAD/S - Loads the specified head. RXARG CYLINDER/S - Loads the specified cylinder. RXARG TRACK/S - Loads the specified track. RXARG NUMBER/N - Here, you pass the number of all these things to be loaded. RXARG HEX/S - ? RXARG DEC/S - ? RXCMD Position Moves the cursor to the top, bottom,... RXARG SOB=SOF/S - Moves the cursor to the start of the block. RXARG EOB=EOF/S - Moves the cursor to the end of the block. RXARG SOL/S - Moves the cursor to the start of the line. RXARG EOL/S - Moves the cursor to the end of the line. RXARG SOW/S - Moves the cursor to the start of the column (word). RXARG EOW/S - Moves the cursor to the end of the column (word). RXARG SOV/S - Moves the cursor to the start of the view. RXARG EOV/S - Moves the cursor to the end of the view. RXCMD GotoLine Moves the cursor to a specified line number RXARG NUMBER/A/N - Here you specify the new line number. RXCMD GotoColumn Moves the cursor to a column line number RXARG NUMBER/A/N - Here you specify the new column number RXCMD Line Moves the cursor some lines up or down RXARG NUMBER/A/N - Here you specify the number of lines to be moved up or down. Positive values will cause a move downwards - negative values will cause a move upwards. RXCMD Column Moves the cursor some columns left or right RXARG NUMBERS/A/N - Here you specify the number of columns to be moved left or right. Positive values will move the cursor to the left - negative values will move it to the right. RXCMD GotoByte Moves the cursor to a specified byte in the actual block RXARG NUMBER/A/N - Here you specify the bytenumber of the actual block, where the cursor should be moved to. RXCMD Undo Undoes the left or right character RXARG LEFT/S - Undo the byte at the left of the cursor and move the cursor to the left. RXARG RIGHT/S - Undo the byte under the cursor and move the cursor to the right. RXCMD DisplayLine Allows to scroll the display line of the last message or the cycle gadget. RXARG LEFT/S - Scroll line to left RXARG RIGHT/S - Scroll line to right RXARG RESET/S - Scroll line to initial position RXARG LASTMSG/S - Scroll Last Message line instead of cycle gadget line RXARG PERCENTAGE/N - Scroll by PERCENTAGE percentage of the display width. Scroll 50 percentage if no value is passed. RXCMD ChangeDisplayLine Toggles the display line to any of its states RXARG NEXT/S - Toggle to the next display line state. RXARG PREVIOUS/S - Toggle to the previous display line state. RXARG OFFSETS/S - Toggle to the "offests" state. RXARG CALCULATOR/S - Toggle to the "calculator" state. RXARG FILESYSINFO/S - Toggle to the "filesystem info" state. RXARG DISASSEMBLER/S - Toggle to the "disassembler" state. RXCMD SetActiveDisplay Set or toggle the active display RXARG ASCII/S - Activate the ascii display RXARG HEX/S - Activate the hex display RXARG NONE/S - Disactivate both, ascii and hex display RXARG SWAP/S - Swap between ascii and hex display RXARG SWAPNONE/S - Swap between active display and no active display RXCMD Text Insert a text into the block RXARG TEXT/F - Text to be inserted. RXCMD Key Make changes in DisKey's internal keytable, e.g. add or remove any keybinding. You can tell DisKey if the qualifier pressed have to be pressed exactely or at least. Exactely means, that no other relevant qualifiers may be pressed. At least means, that any other qualifier also may be pressed. Note that through this feature, you can create hidden hotkeys which will never be executed. E.g. if you create a hotkey on RCOMMAND+l and specify ALTEASTQUAL and anotherone on RCOMMAND+SHIFT+l. It may happen, that the last whenever you press RCOMMAND+SHIFT+l, the first command is executed rather than the last one. RXARG KEY/K - Here you specify the vanillakey to be affected. Often, you probably want to specify IGNORECASE, too since DisKey does not ignore the SHIFT keypresses while calculating which key has been pressed. However, all other qualifiers are ignored. You either have to give this option or the RAWKEY option! RXARG RAWKEY/K/N - Here you specify the rawkey number to be affected. You either have to give this option or the RAWKEY option! RXARG SHIFT/S - Any shift key must be pressed to invoke this command. RXARG RSHIFT/S - The right shift key must be pressed to invoke this command. RXARG LSHIFT/S - The left shift key must be pressed to invoke this command. RXARG ALT/S - Any alt key must be pressed to invoke this command. RXARG RALT/S - The right alt key must be pressed to invoke this command. RXARG LALT/S - The left alt key must be pressed to invoke this command. RXARG CTRL/S - The control key must be pressed to invoke this command. RXARG RCOMMAND=RAMIGA/S - The right amiga key must be pressed to invoke this command. RXARG LCOMMAND=LAMIGA/S - The left amiga key must be pressed to invoke this command. RXARG NUMERICKEY/S - A key on the numeric keypad must be pressed to invoke this command. If this option is not given, this does not mean that keypresses that came from the numeric keypad, are not accepted. RXARG COMMAND=CMD/K - If you don't supply "REMOVE", you have to give this option, which specifies the command to bind to your keypress. Often, you will want to supply some ARGUMENTS, too. RXARG ARGUMENTS/K - Often, you want to pass some arguments to the COMMAND. Use this argument to pass them. RXARG EXACTELYQUAL/S - The qualifiers specified have be match exactely. No additional qualifier may be pressed! RXARG ATLEASTQUAL/S - The qualifiers specified do not have be match exactely. There may be additional qualifiers pressed! RXARG IGNORECASE/S - The key pressed is not casesensitive. RXARG REMOVE/S - Use this option if you want to remove any hotkey. Note that you have to use exactely the same options as while adding the key - except COMMAND and ARGUMENTS, which will be ignored! RXCMD GetAttr Gets some information about DisKey. The information will be stored in some variables. RXARG OBJECT/A - This specifies the type of information you want to get. There currently are some different types supported: · WINDOW - get information about the window · APPLICATION - get information about the application · PROJECT - get information about the project RXARG FIELD - Dependant on OBJECT, you may pass a lot of different options here. However, you also may leave this field empty, but then you need a STEM variable to store all informations on the object. If you only want some specific informations, you can give the following options: WINDOW: · LEFT: Return left edge of the window · TOP: Return top edge of the window · WIDHT: Return width of the window · HEIGHT: Return height of the window · TITLE: Return window title · MIN.WIDTH: Return minwidth of the window · MAX.WIDHT: Return maxwidth of the window · MIN.HEIGHT: Return minheight of the window · MAX.HEIGHT: Return maxheight of the window · SCREEN: Return name of DisKey's public screen APPLICATION: · VERSION: Return full version string · SCREEN: Return name of DisKey's public screen PROJECT: · AREXX: Return the rexx portname · USER: Name and address of the registered user · SERIALNUMBER: Serial number of the registered user · FSPRI: Priority of the active filesystem module · FSNAME: Name of the active filesystem module · DEVICE: Name of our actual device · BLOCKBUFFER: Contents of the blockbuffer RXARG STEM/K - Here you can tell DisKey in which stem variable to save the results. RXARG VAR/K - If you don't want the result to be saved in RESULT, you can give another variable name here. RXCMD Nessie Secret! RXCMD WindowToFront Moves the window to the front RXCMD WindowToBack Moves the window to the back RXCMD MoveWindow Changes the position of a window RXARG LEFT/A/N - New left edge. -1 means no change here. DisKey will to it's best to move the window to this position. RXARG TOP/A/N - New top edge. -1 means no change here. DisKey will to it's best to move the window to this position. RXCMD SizeWindow Changes the size of a window RXARG WIDTH/A/N - New width. -1 means no change here. DisKey will to it's best to size the window to this width. RXARG HEIGHT/A/N - New height. -1 means no change here. DisKey will to it's best to size the window to this height. RXCMD ActivateWindow Activates the window. RXCMD Byte2BlkCur Converts a byte position into a block/cursor position and returns it as rexx result. RXARG BLOCK/A/N - Blocknumber of the device. RXARG CURSORPOS/A/N - Cursorposition in that block. RXCMD BlkCur2Byte Converts a block/cursor position into a byte position and returns it as rexx result. RXARG BYTE/A/N - Bytenumber of the device. RXCMD LockGUI Completely locks the graphical user interface. No more updates in DisKey's window, no more requesters, nothing. Call UnLockGUI to bring DisKey back into its normal state. This function internally also calls DisableAll. If you call this function n times, you have to call UnLockGUI n times afterwards to unlock the GUI. RXCMD UnLockGUI If you want to reenable the GUI you've disabled using LockGUI, you must call this function. This function internally also calls EnableAll. RXCMD DisableAll If you want to disable/ghost everything (menus, gadgets), then call this function. It inhibits every user action. Call EnableAll sometimes later to allow user input again. If you call this function n times, you have to call EnableAll n times afterwards to enable the GUI. RXCMD EnableAll If you want to reenable the user giving some input to DisKey after you disabled this using DisableAll, you must call this function. RXCMD SetBookMark Sets a bookmark to the specified position. RXARG BOOKMARKNUMBER/A/N - The number of the bookmark, which shall be set. May range from 0 up to 255. RXCMD GotoBookMark Goes to a bookmark set before. If the specified bookmark was not set before, this function jumps to the beginning of the device. RXARG BOOKMARKNUMBER/A/N - The number of the bookmark which should be loaded. It may range from 0 up to 255. RXCMD RequestFile This brings up a filerequester for the user RXARG TITLE/K - Here you can provide the window title of the requester. RXARG PATH/K - Here you may provide the path you want to be shown. You might want to use FULLNAME instead! RXARG FILE/K - Here you may provide the name you want to be shown. You might want to use FULLNAME instead! RXARG FULLNAME/K - Here you may provide the full pathname to be shown. If you supply this option, PATH and FILE are ignored! RXARG PATTERN/K - You may supply this if you want only some patterns to be shown. Default is "#?". RXARG SAVING/S - You should set this option if you want to save anything after using the filerequester. RXCMD RequestFont This brings up a fontrequester for the user. NOTE: This function requires asl.library! RXARG TITLE/K - Here you can provide the window title of the requester. RXARG NAME/K - Here you may provide the name of the initial font. RXARG SIZE/K/N - Here you may provide initial size of the font. This option is ignored if you don't supply NAME. RXARG FIXEDSIZE/S - If you only want fonts with fixed size, set this flag! RXCMD RequestString This function brings up a requester which asks you to enter a string. RXARG TITLE=PROMPT/K - Here you can specify the title of the requester. Default is the name of the rexx port. RXARG DEFAULT/K - Here you can pass a default string for the initial state of the string gadget. Default is nothing. RXARG VISIBLECHARS/K/N - Here you may pass about how many characters should be visible within the string gadget. Default is 20. RXCMD RequestNumber This function brings up a requester which asks you to enter a number. RXARG TITLE=PROMPT/K - Here you can specify the title of the requester. Default is the name of the rexx port. RXARG DEFAULT/K - Here you can pass a default value for the initial state of the integer gadget. Default is "0". RXARG MIN/K/N - Here you can pass the minimal value the user may enter. Default is "0". RXARG MAX/K/N - Here you can pass the maximal value the user may enter. Default is "2147483647". RXCMD RequestResponse This function opens a requester and displays some text. You may select either "Ok" or "Cancel". PROMPT/F - The text which should be displayed. It may contain the following special characters: "": character for suggested hyphenation "¬": character for new line RXCMD RequestNotify This function opens a requester and displays some text. You must select "Ok" to allow DisKey to continue. PROMPT/F - The text which should be displayed. It may contain the following special characters: "": character for suggested hyphenation "¬": character for new line RXCMD /* No operation - line nop RXCMD ; No operation - line nop RXCMD DNOP Internal use only - do NOT use! RXCMD OLDDNOP Internal use only - do NOT use! RXCMD OLDENOP Internal use only - do NOT use!