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- * The ATTR profile command defines the display attributes to be used for
- * various portions of the FDIR display screen. Each display attribute value is
- * entered as a 2 digit hexadecimal value or "*", if the default is desired.
- * The ATTR command is described below;
- *
- * ATTR a b c d e f g h
- *
- * Where; a = title literals at top of display
- * b = borders between display areas
- * c = file information areas of display
- * d = command input areas of display
- * e = messages displayed in command input areas
- * f = "Fnn" literals at bottom of display
- * g = Function key names at bottom of display
- * h = Entire screen when a DOS command or "/H" is executed
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- * attr 0f 07 07 0f 70 70 07 07 (Default attributes for MONOCHROME monitors)
- * attr 09 07 06 03 04 09 02 07 (Default attributes for COLOR monitors)
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- * The CHAR profile command defines the character to be used to identify FDIR
- * commands or fileid functions within DOS commands. The character is entered
- * as a 1 punctuation character OTHER than "*", "=" or "?". This command
- * character MUST be "doubled-up" if it is to be part of the command text. For
- * example, if "/" is the character "FORMAT B: //V" results in "FORMAT B: /V".
- * The CHAR command is described below;
- *
- * CHAR a
- *
- * Where; a = character denoting an FDIR command or fileid function
- *
-
- * char / (Default FDIR command character)
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- * The DEFINE profile command defines the FDIR or DOS command to be assigned
- * to a given function key. Each function key is identified as "Fnn", "A-Fnn",
- * "C-Fnn" or "S-Fnn", followed by an equal sign, followed by the name to be
- * displayed for the function key, followed by the FDIR or DOS command text
- * to be assigned to the function key.
- * The DEFINE command is described below;
- *
- * DEFINE a = [b] c
- *
- * Where; a = function key being assigned
- * b = name to be displayed in name area of display
- * c = FDIR or DOS command text
-
- define f1 = [Help] /h
- define f2 = [Cancel] /c
- define f3 = [Quit] /q
- define f4 = [Edit] edlin
- define f5 = [Sort Date] /sd
- define f6 = [Sort Ext] /se
- define f7 = [Sort Name] /sn
- define f8 = [Sort Size] /ss
- define f9 = [Refresh] /r
- define f10 = [Execute] /x
- define a-f1 = [Read A:] /r a:
- define a-f2 = [Read B:] /r b:
- define a-f3 = [Read C:] /r c:
- define a-f4 =
- define a-f5 =
- define a-f6 = [Append A:] /a a:
- define a-f7 = [Append B:] /a b:
- define a-f8 = [Append C:] /a c:
- define a-f9 =
- define a-f10 = [Find Next] /f =
- define c-f1 = [Tree (All)] /l /dpn
- define c-f2 = [Tree (DIRs)] /l /dpn -d
- define c-f3 = [Prev Level] /l-
- define c-f4 = [Next Level] /l+
- define c-f5 =
- define c-f6 =
- define c-f7 =
- define c-f8 =
- define c-f9 =
- define c-f10 = [Run Program] /dpn
- define s-f1 = [Copy To A:] copy / a:
- define s-f2 = [Copy To B:] copy / b:
- define s-f3 = [Copy To C:] copy / c:
- define s-f4 =
- define s-f5 =
- define s-f6 =
- define s-f7 =
- define s-f8 =
- define s-f9 =
- define s-f10 = [Call DOS] /o command
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- * The EXECUTE profile command defines a FDIR or DOS command to be executed
- * during FDIR initialization. This is most useful for sorting the directory
- * into a given sequence prior to being displayed.
- * The EXECUTE command is described below;
- *
- * EXECUTE a
- *
- * Where; a = FDIR or DOS command text
-
- * execute /sd
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- * The FILEID profile command defines the components to be used for creating
- * full fileids when inserting by "/" or appending to the end of a DOS command.
- * The fileid may consist of "D(rive)", "P(ath)", "N(ame)" and/or "E(xtension)".
- * The FILEID command is described below;
- *
- * FILEID a
- *
- * Where; a = Any combination of "D", "P", "N" and/or "E"
-
- * fileid dpne (Default fileid components)
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- * The MACRO profile command defines the "macro" text to be assigned to a given
- * alternate key. Each alternate key is identified as "A-x", followed by an
- * equal sign, followed by the text of the "macro" to be assigned to the key.
- * The MACRO command is described below;
- *
- * MACRO a = b
- *
- * Where; a = alternate key being assigned
- * b = "macro" text
-
- macro a-a =
- macro a-b =
- macro a-c = copy /
- macro a-d =
- macro a-e = erase
- macro a-f = format
- macro a-g =
- macro a-h =
- macro a-i =
- macro a-j =
- macro a-k =
- macro a-l = label
- macro a-m = mkdir
- macro a-n =
- macro a-o =
- macro a-p = path
- macro a-q =
- macro a-r = rename
- macro a-s =
- macro a-t = type
- macro a-u =
- macro a-v =
- macro a-w =
- macro a-x =
- macro a-y =
- macro a-z =
- macro a-0 =
- macro a-1 =
- macro a-2 =
- macro a-3 =
- macro a-4 =
- macro a-5 =
- macro a-6 =
- macro a-7 =
- macro a-8 =
- macro a-9 =
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- * The OPTION profile command defines various options to be used by FDIR. The
- * possible options are shown below;
- *
- * CHDIR or NOCHDIR - "CHDIR" before each DOS command
- * ECHO or NOECHO - "ECHO" DOS commands prior to execution
- * HOLD or NOHOLD - "HOLD" after DOS commands which create output
- * PAUSE or NOPAUSE - "PAUSE" before each DOS command (ESC to skip)
- * RETRACE or NORETRACE - "RETRACE" synchronization required (Std. Color)
- *
- * The OPTION command is described below;
- *
- * OPTION a b c d e
- *
- * Where; a = One of the options listed above
- * b = One of the options listed above
- * c = One of the options listed above
- * d = One of the options listed above
- * e = One of the options listed above
-
- * option nochdir echo hold nopause retrace (Default options in effect)
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- * The SYNONYM profile command defines an alias for a DOS command. Each alias
- * is replaced by its true name prior to DOS command execution. A maximum of
- * 50 SYNONYM commands are allowed, others will be IGNORED.
- * The SYNONYM command is described below;
- *
- * SYNONYM a b
- *
- * Where; a = alias DOS command name
- * b = true DOS command name
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- synonym c copy
- synonym e edlin
- synonym l type
- synonym r rename