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- 1- Syntax 2- Notes
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- CMDRU╬á i≤á thσ defaul⌠ ZCPR│ extendeΣ commanΣá processo≥á used¼á e.g.¼á t∩ ì
- executσá CO═ file≤ froφ COMMAND.LB╥ file«á CMDRU╬ i≤ invokeΣ automaticall∙ b∙ ì
- ZCPR│á wheε thσ use≥ commanΣ i≤ no⌠ founΣ viß thσ commanΣ searcΦ patΦá anΣá n∩ ì
- erro≥ handle≥ i≤ engaged.
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- Syntax: CMDRUN <text>
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- ...wherσá'textºái≤ thσ tex⌠ oµ thσ origina∞ commanΣ line«á
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- CMDRU╬ái≤áusuall∙ executeΣ b∙ ZCPR│ itself¼ no⌠ b∙ thσ user«
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- CMDRUN Notes:
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- a. LRUNZ --> CMDRUN
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- CMDRUN can be useful on systems with limited disk space by alllowing
- one to group .COM files into a library (.LBR) and to run such files
- from the library. Rename LRUNZ3.COM to CMDRUN.COM and place on A15:.
- Then, create a library file of the COM files you want named COMMAND.LBR
- and place on A15:. Any of the COM files in COMMAND.LBR can then be
- invoked by just entering their name.
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- b. LX --> CMDRUN
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- One can access libraries other than the conventional default COMMAND.LBR
- by renaming LX.COM to CMDRUN.COM and placing a dash immediately before
- the directory and library name. For example: lx -b9:asm libzas<cr>
- causes the program LIBZAS to run from ASM.LBR in directory B9:. You
- must declare the directory (either du: or dir:), however, even if the
- library is on the logged-in directory.
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- CMDRUN Notes (continued):
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- c. ARUNZ --> CMDRUN
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- ARUNZ is probably the most versatile extended command processor.
- With ARUNZ renamed to CMDRUN, aliases, placed in ALIAS.CMD, will run
- simply by typing their name. In addition, you can run programs from
- COMMAND.LBR by creating specific aliases in ALIAS.CMD to invoke them.
- 'RARELY LX RARELY $*', for example, will run RARELY.COM in COMMAND.LBR.
- Or, you can chain to LX from the ARUNZ ALIAS.CMD file by placing
- ':LX $0 $*' on the last line of ALIAS.CMD.
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- d. Under ZCPR3.3, the name of the ECP is assembled into the command
- processor (CMDRUN is default). If ROOTONLY is turned on, the CCP will
- look only in the area specified as the last element in the symbolic
- path. If CMDRUN is not there, the error handler will be invoked.ace was confusing in cases where one wanted deliberately
- to enter a command with a leading space